Purité Audio
Trade: Purite Audio
Just use a cable fit for its purpose from any pro audio manufacturer, never any need to spend more.
Keith
Keith
I got a pair of Chord Shawline RCA ICs free with a press pack, and I liked them so much I bought another pair. Not quite as expensive as the Indigo ICs. And they are red; not as pretty! But also Tuned ARAY. I have no idea what that means, BTW.Chord, a very well known company all over the world, here is a cable I imagine most would find goes against science in it's claims http://www.chord.co.uk/product/chord-indigo-tuned-aray-stereo-rca-interconnect/
Why has not one single person reported it for false advertising
Read the description, they don't try & weave their way round the truth, it's described as they see fit, yet no complaints, come on all you foomeisters, where are you.
This word has no obvious applicability to a data bus cable, such as a USB cable. One must suspect that the persons applying it to such cables were simply appropriating an existing technology word for it's 'high-tech sound' to persons uneducated in electronics.
An honest cable (mains) at an honest price, if you seek something a little better than the kettle lead supplied, is this, http://www.mains-cables-r-us.co.uk/cable-off-the-reel/14-belden-19364-audio-grade-cable.html, costs very little, no need to spend any more, it does improve matters in my system(s) one person here gained no improvement, smoothed the rough edges off my Naim gear that's for sure.Granted there is an endless supply of b*llsh*t in the promotional materials of the cable industry, and these accessories have been monetized far, far beyond their actual value relative to other hardware components of an audio system. This makes it difficult to find an honest product at an honest price, which is a shame because indifferent wires really can wreck the sound of a system.
However true that may be, it's not a good comparison. After all amplifiers frequently generate far less distortion than speakers and yet that is audible.It's about as daft as claiming there are audible benefits to vibration damping a mains cable. After all any mains cable carries thousands times less vibration than the transformer it is plugged into inside the box it powers.
It's a mains cable, shielding is pointless
What about the claim that the speaker cable length must be equal? How much myth is attached to that claim? I have just calculated I could spend loads less on my right speaker cable if I just got a piece that covered the required distance, as opposed to cutting a piece that was the same length as the left side, which is 10 metres.
If they are not the same length the signal arrives at the LS at different times.
In practice a smallish amount of difference shouldn't be audible.
Forward planning - you'd have trouble selling on a pair LS cables of different lengths.
However true that may be, it's not a good comparison. After all amplifiers frequently generate far less distortion than speakers and yet that is audible.
An honest cable (mains) at an honest price, if you seek something a little better than the kettle lead supplied, is this, http://www.mains-cables-r-us.co.uk/cable-off-the-reel/14-belden-19364-audio-grade-cable.html, costs very little, no need to spend any more, it does improve matters in my system(s) one person here gained no improvement, smoothed the rough edges off my Naim gear that's for sure.