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    Yep - I didn't like the look of them at all, either from the multiple connection aspect or the strain on your component sockets from the lever created by them sticking out that far.

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    The oriton thingy's were reviewed recently and got 5 stars if I remember correctly! Why add something in the signal chain that does not need to be there?

    I have been doing some serious research on a new set of analogue interconnects that came about purely by accident from a chap who sent me some cables to burn in for him on my nordost cable burner, I could not resist listening to them afterwards and was shocked at how good they were, they had audionote RCA's fitted which are silver plated, I was so impressed I have asked him to make me a pair for myself with guess which connectors? Marco should know as I asked him this afternoon?

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    The oriton thingy's were reviewed recently and got 5 stars if I remember correctly!
    Like that means anything!

    One star more, for the more ridiculous the product is!!

    I was so impressed I have asked him to make me a pair for myself with guess which connectors? Marco should know as I asked him this afternoon?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Like that means anything!



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    been on the vino chief?

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    Martin, I know you've got the same xlrs as me in your system, are you tempted to upgrade them aswell?

    I don't know if Neutrik are a good brand of xlr? I've never heard of them before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by realysm42 View Post
    Martin, I know you've got the same xlrs as me in your system, are you tempted to upgrade them aswell?

    I don't know if Neutrik are a good brand of xlr? I've never heard of them before.
    oh yes, chopping cables up is well worth it!


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    Neutrik plugs are pretty muchy industry standard and my experiences with balanced cables leads me to believe that they are much less prone to variation than single-ended cables. I'll not be fiddling with my TQ balanced cables.

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    My ears must be shot as i can't hear any difference in cables let alone connectors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by realysm42 View Post

    I don't know if Neutrik are a good brand of xlr? I've never heard of them before.
    As Martin says, Neutrik are the industry standard in XLR connectors.

    Just about everything recorded will most likely have been through a Neutrik connector on the microphone or instrument cables.
    http://www.neutrik.com/en/

    A blind test of two identical pairs of cables terminated with gold contact Neutrik XLR and Oyaide or Furutech XLR would be interesting to see if anyone hears much of a difference.

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    Hmm, I do have three pairs of TQ balanced XLRs

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