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In Reply to: It uses a gallium indium tin eutectic "liquid metal" called galistan which has an posted by kuribo on January 18, 2015 at 07:58:34:
Not the company! Taras and Ken have been consummate professionals, courteous, responsive and thoroughly informative as I worked on the article.
But the use of such a "weird" device with such profoundly great sound, well, what can I say? People can measure and deconstruct the information given by the company, but when push comes to shove the thing sounds unbelievably great. And not by a small margin.
I recall a conversation years ago wherein I said something to the effect regarding a conductor, "I don't care if they used a coat hanger..." The point is, I really DO care what they are doing when making components, but when a sound is so thoroughly right, so dominating in quality, if someone says, "Yeah, but..." it's not going to route me otherwise. Just because there are objections does not change the fact that it performs so well.
So, it comes down to whom you believe; me or the naysayers. I'm ok with that.
This was the case years ago when I began to use the ESS Sabre chips in DACs before they caught on. People railed about how the upsampling would ruin the sound. My ears told me otherwise. I'm glad the others caught up. :) My ears are talking to me again, this time about the liquid cable. I'm definitely not the only one. There are other testimonies online about liquid cable tech.
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