Cable Asylum: REVIEW: Virtual Dynamics Master Reference Digital Cable Cable by witchdoctor1

Model:	Master Reference Digital Cable
Category:	Cable
Suggested Retail Price:	$1000
Description:	Digital Cable
Manufacturer URL:	Virtual Dynamics
Manufacturer URL:	Virtual Dynamics

Review by witchdoctor1 ( A ) on April 17, 2004 at 12:39:46
IP Address: 68.174.7.167

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I recently auditioned about 10 digital cables and this walked away the winner. Many cables I tried would be very detailed and brite or warm and not as detailed. This cable made as much difference as upgrading from a receiver to separates.The cable digs into every source and digs out the extension of the notes other cables left behind. Bass is just like the instrument, no muffling or bloat, you hear every last scintilla of a whisper on vocals, enunciation like I have not heard in my system before.
This cable going right from my cable box music channel into my Sunfire TG3 sounded better than my DAC. Amazing.
This cable is expensive, it had better sound good! If you have made an investment in your system you may be surprised how much sound is being choked out of from the digital cable. The best value cable I auditioned was the Audience AU24 for those wanting to save $, but this was the best!

Product Weakness: Expensive.
Product Strengths: Clarity and detail.

Associated Equipment for this Review:
Amplifier:	N/A
Preamplifier (or None if Integrated):	Sunfire TG3
Sources (CDP/Turntable):	HTPC
Speakers:	Paradigm Active 40's, 20's, ADP.
Cables/Interconnects:	Bogdan Silver Spirit IC's, VD Nite PC's.
Music Used (Genre/Selections):	Jazz, pop, classical,gospel
Room Size (LxWxH):	11 x 10 x 12
Room Comments/Treatments:	8th Nerve
Time Period/Length of Audition:	1 month
Other (Power Conditioner etc.):	Monster HTPS 7000
Type of Audition/Review:	Product Owner

Product Weakness:	Expensive.
Product Strengths:	Clarity and detail.