It's no secret anymore that I'm a big fan of Jeff Day. When I look at who is out there in the audio world right now that is having fun with this stuff, unapologetically, he is at the top of the list. Jeff's Place is one of my favorite blogs out there and Jeff is always trying things that are off the beaten path.
Well, over the past few years, he has become quite enamored with pretty much all things Duelund. Most of what they produce is well outside of what I'm comfortable spending, but their new tinned copper cables are downright cheap!
So, after having played with some 20awg wire to make interconnects and really liking what I was hearing there I decided to jump headfirst into the Duelund tinned copper world.
Jeff had posted about how he rewired his Tannoys using a recipe of 20awg for the HF section, 16awg for the LF section and 12awg for speaker cables.
http://jeffsplace.me/wordpress/?p=11526
So, rather then reinvent the wheel, I just followed Jeff further down the rabbit hole and did exactly as he prescribed.
It's only been a few days, so things are still settling in...but so far so good. Pianos sound strikingly realistic now and imaging has come even more into focus. Detail and tone are both improved, honestly I really cant see where anything has been negatively impacted with this change.
These are keepers!
Well, over the past few years, he has become quite enamored with pretty much all things Duelund. Most of what they produce is well outside of what I'm comfortable spending, but their new tinned copper cables are downright cheap!
So, after having played with some 20awg wire to make interconnects and really liking what I was hearing there I decided to jump headfirst into the Duelund tinned copper world.
Jeff had posted about how he rewired his Tannoys using a recipe of 20awg for the HF section, 16awg for the LF section and 12awg for speaker cables.
http://jeffsplace.me/wordpress/?p=11526
So, rather then reinvent the wheel, I just followed Jeff further down the rabbit hole and did exactly as he prescribed.
It's only been a few days, so things are still settling in...but so far so good. Pianos sound strikingly realistic now and imaging has come even more into focus. Detail and tone are both improved, honestly I really cant see where anything has been negatively impacted with this change.
These are keepers!