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I built a 1.5 meter pulsar interconnect myself using Chris' materials. They were fun to build, and Chris was extremely helpful with the project. As for the cables - I performed repeated A/B tests, using both the TOSlink and digital coax outputs on my CD player. The difference is clear. I concentrated on specific effects heard on several CDs, in order to gauge the change. I found an improved sense of focus, and a broader sound stage with greater separation and better placement. The main effect that contributes to the improved "focus" is a simultaneously more detailed and less "digital" presentation of low-level effects and transitions. I am simply hearing things that I could not previously hear - and that annoying sibilance and flatness has been tamed! I am very impressed. Even poor recordings, like the Red Hot Chili Peppers' Californication, is improved to a listenable degree... While nothing this inexpensive can be expected to make a quantum leap in redbook CD sound quality, these cables finesse it nicely. They have a permanent home in my system. They are well worth the investment, and I highly recommend them to anyone who is seeking an improvement.

Product Weakness:	None.
Product Strengths:	Improved sound. Great price.

• ...how many hours before review? - rogerbrubaker 21:35:59 06/01/04 (3)
  In Reply to: VH Audio Pulsar Interconnect Cable posted by drlazybones on June 01, 2004 at 13:22:28:

  ...the reason I ask is my Pulsars are still sounding better after 250+ hours. It took a solid 200 hours before I even began to realize their potential. "Damn!!! This is what I paid for!" This though is for analog and not a digital signal.

  ...I have a DiMarzio for digital that I have been contemplating replacing with a Pulsar.

  Peace... roger
  
  Dedicated 110's w/ scrubbers -> VH Cryo'd & DIY PC's -> JD-100A -> VH Pulsars -> JD-302B -> DIY Cat-V -> Tyler Linbrooks -> Ear Candy!

  SAT Audio -> DiMarzio S/PDIF -> CIA VDA-1 DAC -> then as above
  
  

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  • Re: ...how many hours before review? - drlazybones 09:32:40 06/03/04 (2)
    In Reply to: ...how many hours before review? posted by rogerbrubaker on June 01, 2004 at 21:35:59:

    Actually I heard an immediate improvement, <4 hours of use before I put in the review. If they improve over time, God bless 'em!
    
    

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    • Only 4 hours??? - lowebyrrd 23:23:33 06/06/04 (1)
      In Reply to: Re: ...how many hours before review? posted by drlazybones on June 03, 2004 at 09:32:40:

      just wait.....
      
      

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      • Re: Only 4 hours??? - drlazybones 05:49:39 06/07/04 (0)
        In Reply to: Only 4 hours??? posted by lowebyrrd on June 06, 2004 at 23:23:33:

        =)
        
        

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