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Posted by One Dark Cat on December 1, 2000 at 12:05:35:
The last thing I want is bright. I've had painful buzz saw bright and it's not something I want again. To me, right now, my system sounds pretty good. The Sony V333Es receiver sounds much more neutral than the 555Es that I had. I just have free access to about 800 feet of the Belden CAT 5 so I started to do the "I wonder if I..." thing. And I need about 12 feet because of my set up and that much braiding doesn't sound like fun.
I think maybe I'll just stick with the CV4 biwire, which, for what it's worth, I'm very happy with, and go skiing this weekend. The CV4 replaced DH Labs Silver Sonic biwires which sounded great for some material but painful for others. The CV4 is still detailed but it doesn't hurt my ears.
Thanks,
Jeff