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Testimony for Jon Risch Pure Ectasy Belden 89292

Posted by Bob Meyer on May 27, 1999 at 09:55:14:
I took Jon`s advice on making speakers cables out of Belden 89292 wire I found at Elect Salvage Store. Took of shield, twisted them in as tight config as I could and put small nylon pull ties every 6 inches. Twisted config held, hooked them up and WOW. One of the most neutral warm detailed wires I`ve ever tried. Soundstage became much deeper wider and higher. Female voices which I listen to alot became extremely warmer. At first I thought I lost deeper frequencies, however after listening for awhile I realized they were still there and much cleaner and detailed. I just could go on and on about this cable but this is enough. Thanks again Jon.