Truly amazed

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Originally Posted by Jac Hawk

Are you talking about the grey Pure A/V interconnectors Nathan? if so they are not very easy to work with each of the conductors are of a different type and thickness of copper and some of the conductors are even encased in a soft plastic, so you would have to burn them clean 1st, now i'm not saying it isn't possible, but why bother for the price?

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Thanks Guys,

I can see myself now, with my clunky soldering iron, fighting to keep the burnt, plastic-smeared conductors in place, while I utter words normally only heard from the likes of Frankie Boyle. I think I'll take your advice and steer clear.

Nathan

mate it's just not worth at 100 hail mary's you'll have to do after confessional:eek::lolsign:

After plugging in me Belkin speaker cable (cheers Effem) and having good success, l plugged the interconnects back in and...... they sound rather like the speaker cable, great bass and bass control, so l would urge any body who is using them to give them a long burn in period, because in my system they do sound different, every time l re- plug them in- patience is a virtue chaps:):cool:

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Originally Posted by Tarzan

After plugging in me Belkin speaker cable (cheers Effem) and having good success, l plugged the interconnects back in and...... they sound rather like the speaker cable, great bass and bass control, so l would urge any body who is using them to give them a long burn in period, because in my system they do sound different, every time l re- plug them in- patience is a virtue chaps:):cool:

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ahh, i was going to ask you on the other thread but you've answered my question here, except, how long have you been burning the belkins? cheers Tarzan, Mark. :cheers:

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Originally Posted by worthingpagan

ahh, i was going to ask you on the other thread but you've answered my question here, except, how long have you been burning the belkins? cheers Tarzan, Mark. :cheers:

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Hi Mark, hard to say really, l use three sets of various speaker cables, so l alternate between them depending on mood etc, maybe 20 hrs roughly, but they do seem to get better everytime l plug them them back in, that goes for the interconnect and speaker cable, l am now going to keep them in situ for a while:) For the money these are remarkable value for money:cool:.

I think these are the original cables referred to. I bought a pair some time ago for my second system & they are excellent.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

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Originally Posted by Alan

I think these are the original cables referred to. I bought a pair some time ago for my second system & they are excellent.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

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Thats the kiddies:)

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Originally Posted by Tarzan

Thats the kiddies:)

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The trouble is, why are they so ridiculously long? :mental:

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Originally Posted by Tarzan

After plugging in me Belkin speaker cable (cheers Effem) and having good success, l plugged the interconnects back in and...... they sound rather like the speaker cable, great bass and bass control, so l would urge any body who is using them to give them a long burn in period, because in my system they do sound different, every time l re- plug them in- patience is a virtue chaps:):cool:

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I'd venture to suggest that what you are hearing has more to do with unplugging and replugging the RCA's rather than the cable burning in.

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Originally Posted by Ali Tait

I'd venture to suggest that what you are hearing has more to do with unplugging and replugging the RCA's rather than the cable burning in.

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Surely that would only be relevant if the cables/plugs were old and a bit oxidised? :scratch: As in plugging in/unplugging cleaned them each time ......