And your’s Nonesup?!? I gave an answer to the question - geographic distance is not a barrier.
What ethernet cables are members using?
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And your’s Nonesup?!? I gave an answer to the question - geographic distance is not a barrier.
That's why many of up are visiting and learning from forums.
There are many kind and genuine formers, but also some who maybe shills and say fantastic things about a product but refuse to share further when asked.
I was lucky to try the Vetere and was sold, there are many forums in the Hong Kong where CAS is very big and there is a wealth of knowledge base especially on this very topic.
I had also the opportunity to try the Goebel, a very good cable, sonically top notch too but as much as I liked it, was not sold.
CK who contributes heaps to forums and I thank him with is every reading willingness to share what he has heard or use.
Some comments mirrored my own views after trying and owning some of the cables.
The Vetere is most musically balanced and a steal for its price. Next is the Goebel which has its signature sound which some will like and some won't.
Then came the Dalby Meda, which fits perfectly in between and sound neutral, yet musical while harmonically solid.
By the way, bit is the entry level cable offered by Dalby.
Many other cables may have sounds that just sound 'broken' and the notes just don't seem as complete after comparisons.
But again, that is when you have optimised your networking infrastructure, I strongly believe the Vertere will shine at the earlier stage of starting to refine the networking environment or should I say networking system.
There are many kind and genuine formers, but also some who maybe shills and say fantastic things about a product but refuse to share further when asked.
I was lucky to try the Vetere and was sold, there are many forums in the Hong Kong where CAS is very big and there is a wealth of knowledge base especially on this very topic.
I had also the opportunity to try the Goebel, a very good cable, sonically top notch too but as much as I liked it, was not sold.
CK who contributes heaps to forums and I thank him with is every reading willingness to share what he has heard or use.
Some comments mirrored my own views after trying and owning some of the cables.
The Vetere is most musically balanced and a steal for its price. Next is the Goebel which has its signature sound which some will like and some won't.
Then came the Dalby Meda, which fits perfectly in between and sound neutral, yet musical while harmonically solid.
By the way, bit is the entry level cable offered by Dalby.
Many other cables may have sounds that just sound 'broken' and the notes just don't seem as complete after comparisons.
But again, that is when you have optimised your networking infrastructure, I strongly believe the Vertere will shine at the earlier stage of starting to refine the networking environment or should I say networking system.
[QUOTE = "Sablon Audio, post: 559905, miembro: 6908"] ¿Y tu eres Nonesup?!? Di una respuesta a la pregunta: la distancia geográfica no es una barrera. [/ QUOTE]
Supongo que el traductor de Google hizo una traducción incorrecta para mí. La frase en español fue: "Respuesta contundente”
No sé qué traducción se habrá hecho, pero su intención era decir que su respuesta fue concluyente y, por lo tanto, no fue una crítica, sino todo lo contrario.
Saludos
Supongo que el traductor de Google hizo una traducción incorrecta para mí. La frase en español fue: "Respuesta contundente”
No sé qué traducción se habrá hecho, pero su intención era decir que su respuesta fue concluyente y, por lo tanto, no fue una crítica, sino todo lo contrario.
Saludos
I guess Google translate did an incorrect translation for me. The phrase in Spanish was: "Respuesta contundente".
I do not know what translation will have been done but what he intended was to say that his answer was conclusive and therefore was not a criticism, but quite the opposite.
regards
I do not know what translation will have been done but what he intended was to say that his answer was conclusive and therefore was not a criticism, but quite the opposite.
regards
Some countries are fortunate to have very good agents who are willing to try and carry such mentioned brand cables where such comparisons can be done by customers or those who may want to upgrade ormjust to satisfy an itch.
Even if not at the same time, there will be the customer base who have a least one of the brands which hey could bring down to a test if all the brands are not stocked together at any particular one time.
Getting to compare top brand speakers, amplifiers, multi stack digital under one roof are even harder to experience
There are some U.S dealers who carry many top brands under one roof, compared to any where else in the world, it is just like a high end candy store.
Even if not at the same time, there will be the customer base who have a least one of the brands which hey could bring down to a test if all the brands are not stocked together at any particular one time.
Getting to compare top brand speakers, amplifiers, multi stack digital under one roof are even harder to experience
There are some U.S dealers who carry many top brands under one roof, compared to any where else in the world, it is just like a high end candy store.
Thanks for explaining Nonesup. I guess we anglophones take perfect grammar at face value without stopping to think how people got there, and I will be more mindful of this in the future.
Hello Justubes,
Thanks for you kind words.
Yes, Hong Kong is a compact city and without any import tax/vat so we can access most of the hifi brands here.
It's a heaven for audiophiles.
However dealers in Europe and N Am are more willing to home-loan components or to do home demos.
Getting back to the topic's question:
It's obvious, individual certification tested cables from Blue Jeans Cable.
It's obvious, individual certification tested cables from Blue Jeans Cable.
I now have about 200 hours on the Sablon Audio Ethernet cable. I replaced the .5m of wireworld between foil filter and dac with the Sablon and the difference was astonishing. The Sablon just draws you into the music, just like an analog record. The wireworld is way more mechanical sounding in nature. The Sablon's tonality on instruments is spot on. Am I impressed, you bet.
My gigaFOILV4 request for purchase was made this morning and once its confirmed I'll be contact about a cable purchase for myself to try with my dCS Vivaldi stack.
Cheers,
Jimmy
Hi, Ventor,
I apologize for the late reply. No, I haven't Nadac, but Hapi with premium I/O.
May I ask compared to what ?
Did anyone the comparison between Sablon Panatela and TWL Freedom ?
They are similarly built.
I use Www.finaltouchaudio.com
For me most standard Data cables I have tried from cat 6 and above had no sonic quality to add over audio cables. Until I tired the one above.
I now can honestly say it matters.
I also use there usb and a cust SE to BAL interconnect as well. I own all and can attest there improvement.
For me most standard Data cables I have tried from cat 6 and above had no sonic quality to add over audio cables. Until I tired the one above.
I now can honestly say it matters.
I also use there usb and a cust SE to BAL interconnect as well. I own all and can attest there improvement.
Bruce I am like you in this until I tried the FTA one
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