TG Audio vs Pursang vs Poiema Interconnects

"This proves that "Lak" is a Ridge Street shill which he has always denied."

Guess I must be fortunate to have moved out of Toledo in time, 'cause it was me who was going to Beta test the speakers first...

Lak must also be Albert Porter's shill. Poor Larry--or is it poor Albert?

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(This is from the Sason Ltd designer)

Psychic, I'm sure I never said "first to beta test" and I also dislike the term "beta" because it implies that my intention was to release the Sason Ltd as a preproduction design and not finalized. I've had 2 years to finalize this design so I had better have the details worked out!

Lak lives about 10 minutes from me BUT he has a great set of ears and an ability to put his finger on what he likes regarding good sound. I respect that and honored it by getting his permission to hear the Sasons.

Anyone that gets to know me will find out I despise users and posers, so they will also know, just as Lak now knows, I don't make bargains for half-truths or similar. Who would knowingly and happily want a career based on that?

Yesterday I went to an authorized BMW recycler. Inside the office they had this mint M3 that said "Test" on the windshield. My salesman told me they were going to crush it since it was a test vehicle--and not even the parts could be sold!

Steve, since those are your first (and only) pair of Sason speakers they are, by default, test speakers. Why? Because no matter how brilliant, careful, experienced in QA protocol and/or production you are (and you are), you are not perfect. BMW is not perfect with all their engineering/manufacturing R&D capabilities. They acknowledge this by crushing the entire test car...

With psychic power, primal intensity and boogie factor,

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I used to have a full system of Pursang along with Brujo and Brujo HC power cords. I now have a full system of TG Audio HSR, with SLVR power cords. I think my cableitis is cured.

The TG has none of the stereotypical "silver" sound - i.e. lean, very detailed but slightly edgy and shimmery with an over-lit soundstage. The Pursang still has just a bit of that quality. Some will find it very attractive and exciting, and in some systems it will be a revelation (as it was for me at first). The TG HSR has none of that sound. Instead it has a full, natural, open, smooth, coherent sound that you can listen to all day. And it images like a bandit.

I'd say Pursang leans slightly toward the analytical side, while HSR is "musically neutral". Both are exceptional cabling systems, but with different design philosophies and different flavours as a result. If I had to get absolutist, I'd say Bob's wire is the best I've heard so far.

I'm Bob Crump and I approve this ad.........Again, we all do the best we can in developing our products.....