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RE: Neutral Cable Reference I [ improved ] USB Cable

Posted by Mikerstanford@gmail.com on May 27, 2017 at 17:13:21:
Hi everyone,

First post (and in "cables", what am I thinking?)

I bought a Neutral Cable USB Reference I cable on a recent family holiday to Italy (met designer/owner Fabio, who hand delivered it with a day's notice - a lovely guy).

70 hours in and I have to agree with the positive reviews: there's more detail than I'm used to (it replaces a Curious Cable, which is anything but a slouch); instruments are better defined; voices are more lifelike; but it's the "feel" that's the big winner for me (drums/bass are punchier and attack more, softer sounds land with incredible finesse - a rare mix)

It's a chunky silver cable, so a long burn-in time makes sense - the company says 200 hours. I'm extremely happy with it now. Any improvement from here would be a huge bonus.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Mike