VH Audio AirSine

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While i haven't seen or used one of these, it looks like Chris is really doing his homework and trying to offer the best products that he can.

One of the biggest problems that i had with his "Flavour 4" cabling was the fact that it was so rigid due to using such large strands in the individual conductors. This made the cabling highly resonant i.e. microphonic to a large degree along with being more unwieldy to work with. He and i discussed this quite a long time ago and it appears that he was taking notes. It looks like he's taken major steps to try and improve these aspects on this design and even gone several steps further with other improvements.

Kudo's to him for not only being open to constructive criticism, but for taking that feedback and using it to his / our advantage in coming up with better products. This is a perfect example of how business should be conducted and i hope that Chris is as successful as he deserves to be.

As a side note, Grant's link above currently won't allow you to do anything other than read those specific customer reviews of the Airsine. Until Chris can fix this and add a link back to their homepage, here's a direct link to VH Audio. From there, you can navigate wherever you want to go on their website. If you end up reading those reviews and can't figure out how to get off of that page, coming in through the link i've provided here will allow you to use the "back" button on your browser to return to their homepage. Sean
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Yes this is all very interesting to me too.I currently own Four Flavor 4 Wattgate Gold cords and was wondering what the AirSine may bring to the sound on the CDP in my system.What i am wondering is if my money would be better spent on having the V-Caps installed in my Amp?
I do not have alot of experience with aftermarket power cords and the VH cords are the only ones i have ever used(i have used the flavor 1 and 2).That being said, the flavor 4 Golds were the best at this point on my system and i am sure that the AirSine takes one more sonic leap forward.I wonder however if the V-Cap installation would be a better bang for the buck type of thing for me at this point?