DNM Cables - Speaker & Interconnects

[StevenZ]

Well, a while back I picked up a 1m pair of DNM interconnects to try out. I was surprised with how they sounded but also curious if it could be due to their low-mass construction. The wire itself is REALLY skinny and the interconnect ends are very, uhh... cheap feeling? They're the exact same ends I bought from Radioshack for a buck, except these seem to be gold plated. So maybe there's something to their method here because what I heard was an instant boost in PRaT over my Grover Huffman ZX+. So that got me thinking, what if I tried their DNM Resolution speaker cables as well? Ended up placing an order yesterday for a 3m pair from the UK. I'm looking forward to evaluating the cables on my Mark Audio speakers as they are the most revealing speakers I've currently got and should show any differences quite easily.

Does anyone else have any experience with DNM? My buddy with Naim gear turned me onto this brand so I'm kind of thinking that these cables help breath the upbeat and lively sound into his system. Perhaps it will do the same on mine?

 

[TubeHiFiNut]

Thank you for posting a thread regarding DNM Solid Core ICs and Cables. I prefer solid core cables and have been really curious about the DNM cables.

I hope that you have a good experience with them and look forward to your impressions.

 

[SONDEKNZ]

DNM solid-core copper wire. It's all we use now - everywhere in the system.

It's taken years to slowly test DNM wire at every "wire-required" juncture - as it became necessary.

It always wins out, without needing to spend a fortune.

The only place where DNM wire did NOT work, was with the phono cable - which (of course) demands shielding.

These days, I even put DNM inside my amps... It makes excellent input wire!

DNM wire. Sensibly priced, sensibly engineered and based upon real electron understanding.
(No fairytales or snake oil...)

Don't miss it!

 

[StevenZ]

DNM solid-core copper wire. It's all we use now - everywhere in the system.

It's taken years to slowly test DNM wire at every "wire-required" juncture - as it became necessary.

It always wins out, without needing to spend a fortune.

The only place where DNM wire did NOT work, was with the phono cable - which (of course) demands shielding.

These days, I even put DNM inside my amps... It makes excellent input wire!

DNM wire. Sensibly priced, sensibly engineered and based upon real electron understanding.
(No fairytales or snake oil...)

Don't miss it!

Have you ever heard DNM equipment?

 

[SONDEKNZ]

Have you ever heard DNM equipment?

Sadly, no.

Despite the fact that I am very much a tube guy, I'd be very keen to try a DNM amp.

You?

 

[StevenZ]

Sadly, no.

Despite the fact that I am very much a tube guy, I'd be very keen to try a DNM amp.

You?

Unfortunately I haven't. Hopefully one day as I've read some really great things.