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Silverline Audio Conductor review

Posted by akolegov@mtu-net.ru on November 20, 2006 at 14:45:34:
REVIEW.
I received a Silverline Audio Conductor bi-wire speaker cables today and hooked them up to my Silverline Sonata-III speakers. I previously used a very good biwire silver cable, which is very articulate and detailed and which has a very strong, tight and a bit dry bass. As compared to this cable, the Audio Conductor is much more musical and has a very deep, well-controlled and tuneful bass. It is a very uniform and consistent overall. It controls the speakers very well, without any "humps" and without exaggerating any frequency spectrum. Besides, it is a very subtle and delicate cable with airy, sweet and extended highs.
I am not associated with Silverline and I heartily recommend the Audio Conductor to those who use Silverline speakers for better control and consistency.