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What Are your impressions?

I have been researching different recepticles to up-grade to, up-on the research, I have found that Beryllium copper to be the best available, Now to the question, The Beryllium copper is still plated with either Rhodium or your choice of gold plated, If any, what Is your impressions of the sound between these different platings?, Thankyou community, I look forward to everyone's reply.
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audiolabyrinth OP
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Hi Zd542, Have you used the Walker sst silver compound?, where do you get it?, what are your impressions on this product, or anything like it?
rodman99999
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Click on the second link that I listed, for a source of
Walker's products. Or- go direct to the source:
(https://walkeraudio.com/)
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The Xtreme AV Quicksilver Gold is a cryo'd silver contact enhancer with gold content, highly recommended!
iblieve
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Silver and after copper are the most conductive element so using beryllium, rhodium or anything else will alter this conductivity, in a good or a bad way. i guess you should stay simple. i made several try of connectors and the most fluid is still classic copper. Silver tend to be harsh, rhodium throw the frequencies up front...
A 2$ Neutrik connector bested a 250$ pair of WBT but of course it will depend on the flaws of the system...
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Ok, It seems Rhodium portrays a forward sound stage, A presatation I do not like, The answer seems to be Gold plated over Beryllium copper would be the best fit for sound that I would like, or pure copper berryllium with no plateing, I was told recently that cryo treated metals sound good with the exception of rolling off the treble, any one hear that exsperience?
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