I recently moved my stereo into a room where I had to downsize from two racks to one. This meant having to sit my CDS3 outsize of the rack, until I picked up a rack with an additional tier. While that was the case, I was forced to use a Chord Solid 2 RCA-to-DIN cable to connect the CD player's RCA outputs to my NAC-102, as it is the only 2m-long interconnect I own. Now that I have everything situated on a taller rack, I switched back to the Naim Standard Interconnect I had been using, and it sounds as though the Naim interconnect is smearing some bass detail, and limiting bass dynamics as compared to the Chord cable. So this has me curious about what might be out there in terms of 1m-long DIN-5 to DIN-5 cables that would be a sonic improvement over the standard Naim interconnect, while not costing anywhere near the price of a Hi-Line.