KCI Pure Gold and the benefits


Hi Guys just wanted to share my new love for the majic of pure gold interconnects. Ive been through the paces of tring different mid to high grade interconnects in my system and finally tried pure gold. Now the price does vary significantly from pure gold cable to pure gold cable, I picked up the KCI and have really loved what gold did for my modest system compared to pure silver, flat ribbon and tons of different copper. I have read the white papers about silver being a better conductor and even some on why gold is more pleasing to the ear. I feel that gold is more coherent top to bottom than silver but noticed many of my audio friends are using silver still. What is the general feeling and use here amongst guys with the high end of equipment? Are you using gold and does it get even better with higher end equipment?
stivervii
Just to add a note: Jim (TMHAudio) recommended the KCI cables to me about two months ago. I bought a one meter balanced Silkworm. It easily replaced the Stealth Indra and Acapella High LaMusika in my system. I can't believe the increased resolution and much more true voicings of the instruments, as well as having the widest and deepest soundstage I've experienced. Thank you so much for recommending them to me, Jim! Thank you for making them John!
Great to hear this went the direction it did Jim, congrats and best to both TMH and KCI....

John, what else new is on the horizon for KCI in 2008?
Hi Art & Shadowshaman,

Glad you asked as we are just about done and ready to release two power cords as well as speaker cables(wayyy over due!). The two power cords are fine sounding cables with one being designed for source components and the other being designed for amplifiers. Keep your eyes peeled for them to make their debut!!

We also have a great little interconnect using Silkworm technology but with pure copper instead of gold and this baby sounds excellent! Very very nice open sound and as is our "house sound" smoooooth! Coming VERY soon!

Best to all,
John
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