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RE: DB-510 - second impressions

After one day on the cable cooker, I put the DB-510 BNC digital cable back in my system so I could listen to it for awhile. Wow, what a difference one day makes. I couldn't detect a trace of HF sizzle, thinness, or coldness to the tone. The music sounded rich and powerful and mirrored the excellent tonal qualities of my components. Resolution seems improved over the Canare cable it replaces. In my experience, silver benefits greatly from time on the Cable Cooker so I plan to condition it for another couple of days and then put it back in my system. So far I am impressed by both the sound quality and the value.

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