Pure Audio Interconnect cable In single-ended pseudo balanced RCA or true balanced XLR

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I truly wasn’t prepared for what happened next. Those who
know me, generally regard me as being reserved and frugal when it comes to
expressing praise, jubilation and other similar uncontrolled emotions. My wife
and honest critic, will attest that when I use the term ‘pleasant’ in a
matter-of-fact tone, it actually translates into ‘Amazing’ or ‘Fantastic’. My
brain struggled to accept what my ears were hearing! It was a rare, Oooooh
Wowwww, moment.

From somewhere in the direction of my fairly substantial speakers,
came a wider and clearer soundstage, which I had never before heard from my
existing system. The music was deeper in substance, purer in clarity, richer in
colour and more profound in presence than I had ever heard previously from my
Coincident Super Victory speakers.

FOURPLAY were suddenly performing live in my listening room!
It was music on a grand scale, filled with melodic texture that was tangible.
There was drama, sonic impact and dynamism.

Disbelieving the enormity of the transition, I reconnected
my existing highly-rated interconnect and played it again. The result was
devastating. I was confronted by a deflated midrange, an overall tonal
greyness, broken every now and then by a spark of treble, which by comparison,
was emaciated. It was as if a thick cloud had obscured the sunlight; tones were
dull; contrasts murky and treble stifled.

The Pure Audio interconnects produced a clarity and
airiness, which made the music lighter; more radiant, without becoming
strident; more transparent and less distorted. As I listened more, I began to
experience and appreciate those previously hidden sonic secrets.

The bass was solid, tight yet unobtrusively present as it
formed a balanced contrast to the liquidity and liveliness of the treble.

The interconnects delivered a wealth of detailed musical
information, comprising fine lines and subtle nuances that previously were
smudged and gray.

To put it in my own subjective experience it was like
sitting in the Karoo (a semi-desert area in South Africa) on a dark night,
experiencing the distance between the stars a complete multi dimensional
experience.

The music just sucks you in, flowing naturally, image turns
to absolute holographics and you feel your whole body relax.

On my system it opens the stage to left and right like never
heard before.

On my speakers the bass is big but extremely tight and the
cable let them reveal never before heard detail.

I was mesmerized by the open, detailed and transparent
nature of the sound that made every instrument sound beautifully real and
natural, from the shimmer of the brushed symbols and sound of the tight drum
skin to the deepest organ notes.

 During my many years of listening I have found violin sound
to be the most demanding to reproduce successfully at high listening levels and
was anxious the problem would be exacerbated by the extra definition. I was
relieved to note that better resolution helped define the sound, making them
sweeter with less apparent distortion. I noticed too that the grey mush of
decibels that emanate from the bowels of an orchestra in full cry was more
listenable before. All of this from changing two short interconnects – truly
amazing.