[es347]

OK guys, I've gotta come clean.  Last night I swapped VSA biwires (mine are the standard not the Signatures) and the Verbatims just to confirm things one last time.  After hearing the VSAs again I've got to admit that I hear little difference if any between them and the Verbatims, in fact they sound essentially identical...which is great by the way.  If I have whetted appetites for a cable that cannot be had, fret not dear audiophile.  The VSA biwires are available as we speak and they have amazing synergy with Albert's speakers.  He has done it once again!

[JackD201]

Aaah new accessory honeymoon period is over I see  Time for a second system so as not to waste the extra cables!    Unifield 2s for the bedroom perhaps?  aa

[Charles Calkins]

Gavin:
 Where do you buy the VSA Bi-wire cables? From Albert? Not listed on the web site.

                                                          Cheers
                                                        Charlie

[es347]

Chas,

I have looked around for them before and never found any info on the VSA site.  You probably should call the factory and talk with Joe. 

[es347]

Aaah new accessory honeymoon period is over I see  Time for a second system so as not to waste the extra cables!    Unifield 2s for the bedroom perhaps?  aa

Can't justify Unifields in the bedroom; not enough time spent in there anymore.

[JackD201]

Hi Charlie, From your local dealer or factory direct if you don't have one in your area. You can contact Joe at VSA as well.

If I'm not mistaken each pair has to be ordered so the buyer can specify the termination preferred. They also go through a cable cooker before shipment. It may take a couple of weeks because I have a rather large order of Signature models that will be taking up some of that cooker time 

Quite a few products are not yet on the website mainly the Unifield 1, Unifield 2, Visiun and Visiun Signature Centers as well as the by custom order only, extremely huge VR-S9 and the twice as huge VR-S11 subwoofers. The latter I suppose for folks whose listening rooms are the size of a high school gymnasium