Lately I have taken an interest in small artisan audiophile product manufacturers. The internet has allowed highly skilled entrepreneurs without large established infrastructures to sell their wares directly to consumers, many with trial periods and money back guarantees. You can find tube amplifiers, speakers, and all sorts of components available from small operations, and even one man shops. This overview is part one of a two part survey of four audio cable companies.As many audiophiles are probably aware of, most high end audio signal cables employ hyper pure copper conductors. Copper is believed by many to be the most “neutral” sounding metal for cables. But many audiophiles and cable designers disagree. Silver, as a conductor, has a strong following in the perfectionist audio community. Silver aficionados believe it offers more detail, more delicate highs, fuller bass, and a deeper soundstage. Detractors of silver say it can sound harsh,
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