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Help needed on powercord
Be Yamamura Millenium 5000
I have just been offered a trade on these and just wanted to know if any learned forum members have had experience using one.
I can remember reading a review donkeys years ago which was positive and have never seen or heard anything since.
Would this bring a major system improvement?
Does it have a particular signature? ( bright / detailed / full bodied? )
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I'm Dave.
If that is a genuine cable from my old pal Be Yamamura, then it's worth buying. He never made a duff product.
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Thanks Dave , and yes it is genuine , should be with me by Friday
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Although very nice I found it was too warm for my system , still very detailed but extremely smooth.now sounds like good vinyl.
Will leave in system for a few days and see how it settles , if not for me will put up for sale or trade
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Similar findings to a length of digital coax I once had from Yamamara Churchill - very smooth sounding.Originally Posted by Anthony K
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....and good vinyl is bad?
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No Sir not at all , I just prefer good digital
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