Van Den Hul Teatrack Bi-wire

[danilo]

Always rewarding when something New pleases.
That said Often it's the freshened connections ie; fresh wires squeezed onto fresh spots on the connectors that gives the improvement.
A semi annual spritz of Deoxit often does similar. Or even making breaking the connections semi annually, gives my setup a fresh lease on life..

[Haselsh1]

Always rewarding when something New pleases.
That said Often it's the freshened connections ie; fresh wires squeezed onto fresh spots on the connectors that gives the improvement.
A semi annual spritz of Deoxit often does similar. Or even making breaking the connections semi annually, gives my setup a fresh lease on life..

Danilo, all of the connections are 4mm Banana plugs so no bare wires to worry about but I certainly take your point.

[Haselsh1]

OK, so after considerable listening, the sound with these cables very definitely favours vinyl to CD. The Dire Straits 'White' album sounds bloody amazing through these cables with a shedload of extra detail. Really liking the new sound.

[Haselsh1]

Right then, having spent a while with these cables, I swapped back to my Mark Grant VDC cables. The difference is quite staggering in favour of the VDC cables. Also of course, the VDC cables are a fraction of the cost of the VdH ones. The bass is much more powerful although quite a bit warmer, the midrange has masses more detail in all of its multitude of layers and the treble has virtually no grain at all. I was really gobsmacked whilst listening to 'Older' by George Michael. The layers of synth in this recording that I have never heard before were seriously amazing. Yes, OK, I also changed pre and power a month or so before Christmas but I have only been using the VdH's with this new combo. Not any longer.