My "REAL SOUND" experiment.

[Wakefield Turntables]

I have a request. Do we have a mystical Japanese figure on AOS that we can call SAN? I require one for the continuation of this experiment.

[Gordon Steadman]

I have a request. Do we have a mystical Japanese figure on AOS that we can call SAN? I require one for the continuation of this experiment.

I'm called Insan. if that's any good!

[Wakefield Turntables]

Is that "Insan" or "Insane" ? (Sorry couldn't resist, Nodrog)

[Wakefield Turntables]

I've put my cables in my cable cooker to cook over the next few hours. Listening will continue later. I'm really glad I bought my cable cooker they are are extremely useful.

[Gordon Steadman]

Is that "Insan" or "Insane" ? (Sorry couldn't resist, Nodrog)

The dot was there for a very good reason

[Gordon Steadman]

I've put my cables in my cable cooker to cook over the next few hours. Listening will continue later. I'm really glad I bought my cable cooker they are are extremely useful.

Wasat? The microwave?

[Wakefield Turntables]

The parady continues.

I've managed to get a Japanese cable consultant guru called FuksishitaSAN, just like Jeff.

I've also managed to cook my cables just like Jeff.

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On a more series note. The original Klotz / MS Audio RCA IC's that I made years ago v the new Belden IC's produced by Brian.

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The Duelund speaker cable in my original JR149's.

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An early pair of JR149's, same drivers as the LS5/3A and Mark 1 cross over.

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The Quad 405-2 with a full compliment of RCA's, IC's and Kettle leads.

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The JR149's are famous for needing a bit of welly to drive them and being able to fill large rooms with lots of music. The Belden IC's and Duelund speaker cable have been producing some very nice noises over the last couple of days. They are extremely good at portraying saxophone and vocals. The midband on good recordings can be sublime. I've played all manor of Genre's with this lash up and have been surprised by the Belden + Duelund combo. The Duelund is not in the same league as my usual Van Damme 6mm2 blue cable but I would have to say that so far from what I'm hearing the Belden IC's are more than a match for the Klotz+MS Audio IC's that I own. I've still loads of listening to do and will hopefully post up some more in depth notes at some point.

[brian2957]

Hah ! You've over cooked them Andy , they were light brown when I sent them down

I agree that both the Klotz and the Belden interconnects are a match in some ways . However , I preferred the '' fruitier '' bass of the Klotz interconnects , but the mids of the Belden interconnects were cleaner IMO .

I must confess that I like both and was quite surprised at how good Belden interconnects sounded in my system with some very familiar tracks . The only problem with the Belden cable is its lack of availability in the UK .

[Wakefield Turntables]

Hah ! You've over cooked them Andy , they were light brown when I sent them down

I agree that both the Klotz and the Belden interconnects are a match in some ways . However , I preferred the '' fruitier '' bass of the Klotz interconnects , but the mids of the Belden interconnects were cleaner IMO .

I must confess that I like both and was quite surprised at how good Belden interconnects sounded in my system with some very familiar tracks . The only problem with the Belden cable is its lack of availability in the UK .

I ended getting the Beldem IC cable from POLAND I must admit to not taking too much notice of the bass but I do have some pretty good tracks to which I can assess your findings. I'm finding that the Belden IC's are very good with Digital sources and not so good from the analog side of things.

[Wakefield Turntables]

You've got to love Jeff for his love of Duelund. Please read.

http://positive-feedback.com/audio-d...ge-tone-cable/