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In Reply to: Can anyone elaborate on the characteristics of Chris V. powercord vs. 19364 belden cord posted by elliot on March 26, 2003 at 05:43:45:
First off look at Sean H. description in the 'review' section, under Bolder section...its pretty reflective of the group impressions. Overall the Crump design is warmer with more midrange emphasis. The ChrisVh design is more open, but dare i say, more revealing. You mention your orginal cord is made with wattgate connectors. This is neither good or bad...it is a reflection of personal taste...just keep in mind both the diy cables, chris & crump, will sound different with different conductors. The 19364 receipe orginally specified p&s male plug and schurter iec...like i said connectors will change the sound. Search the archives. Also, chris has his new cable out and someone should post listening impressions soon....hopefully. As with all things, power cables are system specific. Good luck.
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- Re: Can anyone elaborate on the characteristics of Chris V. powercord vs. 19364 belden cord - solda 07:01:48 03/26/03 (3)
- Re: Can anyone elaborate on the characteristics of Chris V. powercord vs. 19364 belden cord - rcrump 06:25:49 03/27/03 (2)
- Re: Can anyone elaborate on the characteristics of Chris V. powercord vs. 19364 belden cord - solda 08:25:50 03/27/03 (1)
- Re: Can anyone elaborate on the characteristics of Chris V. powercord vs. 19364 belden cord - rcrump 10:31:34 03/27/03 (0)
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