The Morrow's are phenominal cables, so much that I decided to upgrade to the MA6 and SP6. The clarity of these cables are outstanding, making all others sound grainy and etched.
My soundstage is deeper, wider with better contrasting cues that I've heard with other cables plus they just sound more organic and natural in my system.
The Morrow MA6 and JPS SC3 IC's are far behind the Gabriel Gold Reflection ic's. I would be seriously looking into KCI silkworms, Jade Audio Hybrids or the Gabriel Gold Reflection cable if anyone is considering spending a decent amount on IC's. Silver plated solid core copper can only do so much. They have clarity but at the same time have a midrange energy that masks other frequencies. The highs are nowhere near the extnesion and refinement of the Gabriel Cable and the mids of the Garbriel Reflection are in the likes of a 300b tube which are lush, clear and silky. I would not put the Morrow midrange in this category. I got caught up in the trade up program and really should have stayed with the MA3 or MA4. I think it would be best to try some of these other cables as well instead of just jumping up to the top of the Morrow ladder. As far as speaker cables go the Clear Day double shotguns are an extremely better value than the top of the line Morrow's.
Thanks for the update. I'll be comparing the Morrow MA6 against the Clarity Organic cables in a week and I hear they are unbelievable and must be heard.
The Morrow were better than the JPS in my system. Much cleaner with better bass, soundstaging and imaging. Soundstaging is deep and wide and provides a sense that you are there. The JPS were forward in their presentation, and images didn't have that depth of instruments placed behind the speakers near the edge of the hall. The MIT cables suffer from this as well.
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