arunkvivek
Well-Known Member
Darn my luck! I have ordered a bunch of cables from ebay and alixpress and they are in transit already. Nevertheless, No harm in adding more to the kitty!
I was able to listen to the SE interconnects. As anticipated, it is an outstanding cable. While i liked all it's attributes, i think the area where it scores most is in tonality, a very organic sound, particularly when you hear horns, percussion, etc. they sound so real and natural. Also great resolution and good airiness around the instruments, resulting in added depth of sound stage. It beat my Audioquest Water costing $450 in all areas, as well as Belden 8402, various VDH ics, AudioArt IC3SE, and BJC LC1. To be fair, the BJC came pretty close but still got beaten.Posting after a long time here.
Apologies if I'm hijacking the thread, not my intention.
I don't do computer audio much now but Josh made me some Analog Balanced cables for my setup and its without exaggeration one of the best cables I've had in my setup.
He has put in many hours to get here but hes blown most manufacturers I've known who make silly expensive cables out of the park, I cannot recommend you guys auditioning his cables highly enough.
I've used his cables between my Pre to Source and Pre to Amp. I promise to try and write a full review of his cables soon.
Josh's cables have proved to me one thing for sure, they can beat really high priced cables I'm talking 5k USD+.I was able to listen to the SE interconnects. As anticipated, it is an outstanding cable. While i liked all it's attributes, i think the area where it scores most is in tonality, a very organic sound, particularly when you hear horns, percussion, etc. they sound so real and natural. Also great resolution and good airiness around the instruments, resulting in added depth of sound stage. It beat my Audioquest Water costing $450 in all areas, as well as Belden 8402, various VDH ics, AudioArt IC3SE, and BJC LC1. To be fair, the BJC came pretty close but still got beaten.
+1Wow this sounds exciting. Could we have a group buy or something similar on the forum? We need to encourage our diy community and help them fund their research.
MaSh
I am also using Joshua's unbalanced interconnects now, its a superb cable and have more open and detailing sound than my existing belden 8402 ,I have been using JLS001's interconnects (preamp to amp) as part of a cable loom with acoustic revive line -1.0rs interconnect (Source to pre-amp) and spc reference ii triple c speaker cables for the past few days. This loom has displaced another cable loom that cost approx. 1.7 lac. Regardless of pricing, these cables are simply superb, have musicality in spades and at the same time manage sound neutral without sounding too warm. I dislike too much warmth as (imo - some highly regarded beldens sound like this) it masks detail at the same time cannot handle sparkly sound that can cause fatigue.
Cheers,
Sid
A simple question, ignore if it sounds silly. Whenever I play files through USB, I get super separation, narrowed center stage and good imaging, but where I get problems is that it has digital touch, even though I play songs which are analog recorded I get a slight digital touch which is not enjoyable at times. I feel good with cover songs or even with digital recording but not with analog (Ilayaraja songs for example) recorded songs. Are you guys also experiencing the same even with the expensive cables?
A simple question, ignore if it sounds silly. Whenever I play files through USB, I get super separation, narrowed center stage and good imaging, but where I get problems is that it has digital touch, even though I play songs which are analog recorded I get a slight digital touch which is not enjoyable at times. I feel good with cover songs or even with digital recording but not with analog (Ilayaraja songs for example) recorded songs. Are you guys also experiencing the same even with the expensive cables?