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Master Silver T+A Solitaire T upgrade cable
Price range: $345.23 through $807.07 ex. VAT
Made out of 4 cores of 5N purity silver awg22 multistrand litz wire.
Will improve full potential of your T+A Solitaire T. Sound will become more open, alive, with better microdynamics, more air, less dull and recessed.
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We advice at least 150h of burn in time before any critical listening sessions.
Description
• Carefully handmade braided cable consists of 4 cores of 5N purity AWG22 multistrand litz silver wire.
• Soldered with WBT 4% fine silver audio solder.
• 5N silver transmits electrical signals faster and with less distortion than ordinary OFC wires.
• Our awg22 litz wire is very soft, flexible and provide zero microphonics .
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I received the cable today – truly super fast delivery!
Regarding the sound: The difference in the treble isn’t immediately noticeable. Improvements only become apparent after listening for a while. The very subtle dynamic details in the upper registers are reproduced more precisely, clearly, and with better texture. In the bass range, however, the improvement is audible from the very first note. It extends further into the lower frequencies and becomes more structured. More overtones are also audible in the very lowest frequencies. All of this combines with improved spatiality (if one can speak of spatiality with headphones); the individual instruments are definitely better separated, and there is more air and depth between them. The soundstage (with headphones, the soundstage tends to extend further back than forward) becomes somewhat deeper. I am very satisfied with this as well.