morris_minor
24-12-2012, 09:23
I have to admit I've always been a cable sceptic. I mean, providing its well made, terminated nicely, a cable's a just a piece of wire isn't it?
After getting a pair of Graham Slee's Proprius mono blocks I demo'd his new Spatia speaker cables (http://www.gspaudio.co.uk/spatia-speaker-cable.htm) for my PMC GB1i speakers. The difference over my QED 79 strand cables was actually dramatic - nothing subtle here. The amps could deliver their full bass to the speakers, treble was now nicely controlled and details of the music just leapt out of the speakers.
So when GSP released some Spatia speaker links I figured this would be £48 well spent. And so it proved. Ditching the brass connecting bars from the PMCs I found the links to give greater coherence to the sound staging and enhance detail even more.
So I'm now a convert to cable technology - but I'd always want a home demo first. Luckily the GSP forum operates home loans . . .
Here's a boring picture:
http://p-mount.net84.net/spatia/spatialinks.jpg
After getting a pair of Graham Slee's Proprius mono blocks I demo'd his new Spatia speaker cables (http://www.gspaudio.co.uk/spatia-speaker-cable.htm) for my PMC GB1i speakers. The difference over my QED 79 strand cables was actually dramatic - nothing subtle here. The amps could deliver their full bass to the speakers, treble was now nicely controlled and details of the music just leapt out of the speakers.
So when GSP released some Spatia speaker links I figured this would be £48 well spent. And so it proved. Ditching the brass connecting bars from the PMCs I found the links to give greater coherence to the sound staging and enhance detail even more.
So I'm now a convert to cable technology - but I'd always want a home demo first. Luckily the GSP forum operates home loans . . .
Here's a boring picture:
http://p-mount.net84.net/spatia/spatialinks.jpg