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Posted by ScrapIron on January 4, 2007 at 19:23:04:
In my system, the Flavor 4 was a big step up from the Diamondback. Night and day difference when I did a comparison on my CDP. The Flavor 4 (after I had burned that puppy in pretty hard for an extended time) brought the music up a level- more bass, deeper soundstage, clearer highs, better "musicality".
I went with an AirSine for my int amp and that cable is a bit more neutral... more refined, but at a higher cost. I had a Michael Wolff Carbon Source on the CDP and the Flavor 4 (in my system) is better. I'm perfectly happy with the Flavor 4 on my CDP.
-Skot