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VH Audio SYMMETRY Cable

Posted by Squonk on October 6, 2005 at 17:13:16:
I agree completely with George. I was a little afraid the cables might be bright(which I cannot stand)but they are not at all. The detail is incredible and I also noticed a wider and deeper soundstage but the improvement I love the most is the imaging. I just wasn't getting the crystal clear placement of instruments with the 55s. They are set in stone now with a nice vacuum in between. LOL, well, I'm no expert I'm just trying to explain how they sound to me. I just know that almost all of my spare time is spent listening to music lately. In fact, I'm gonna listen to some Gary Burton(local boy) and some Peter Gabriel now. BTW, if you really wanna hear how your system can jam, get "The Wild Thornberries" soundtrack and listen to "Animal Nation". A superbly recorded tune by Peter. Later......