I use valhalla 2 very impressive
I generally sell my used AQ through The Music Room.
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Again, still very happy with the Shunyata Omega cables.
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Might be useful to know what else you tried.
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Myself, @magicbus , and @all2ofme (the âAmericanâ crew) are using Black Cat Mini Tron from the late Chris Sommovigo. David from Switzerland (?) first mentioned them several years ago. I believe a few others are using them as well.
As I am currently in the process of building out a complete Siltech loom, as good as the Mini Trons are, I am highly tempted to try a set of Siltech Classic Legend 680D silver cables.
As several forum experts (way smarter than me) have said, the most important thing is for the cables to meet proper 75 ohm impedance specification.
My previous one was also a Shunyata, namely the Alpha Clock V2 75. And before that the Alpha Clock V1 75. And because the delivery time of the Omega-X was a bit longer than expected, also the supplied cable that came with the Vivaldi clock in the box. Quickly forget the latter, it sounds like there is a blanket hanging over the speaker. The differences are very clearly noticeable in my set. For those who are going to test the Omega-X⌠At first I was not very enthusiastic, although it sounded better right away, but perhaps I expected more because of the price. But only after almost a week and only playing DSD (also at night) it seemed as if someone had flipped a switchâŚWhaw!! Highly recommended as far as Iâm concerned.
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AudioQuest WEL Signature Coax Audio Digital Cables (authentic, demo set, purchased from my dealer). These absolutely brought out the best from my Rossini APEX, a sonic joy and I will not look to replace them. Buying from an authorized dealer removed any concerns associated with possible aftermarket fakes.
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As you likely know, the same here on those WEL Signatures.
I never thought clock cables could make such a huge sonic difference until I heard these.
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