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Hello Mr. Otis .... If you can tell me where you can purchase a conductor made from an alloy of UPOCC silver and pure gold in a 97/3 % ratio off the shelf, or in any other cable, I will give you a pair of my best interconnects. While you are at it, please look for copper foil that is .007" thick, and 7N purity ... But naw ... There is nothing special going on here ...
I happen to be using .005" thick bronze ribbon interconnects right now.
@Agisthos What speakers were connected to the speaker cables reviewed?
Did you DIY that bronze ribbon or using Magnan interconnects? Would love to know where people are sourcing bronze ribbons.I would be usually very skeptical of posts like OP's, but I recently tested out a pair of Downsize Audio interconnects with Wireworld pure-silver RCA connectors before the company was launched, and it sounded better than other silver/gold alloy cables I've tried in the past, so I would watch the progress of this new company and wait for what more people have to say...
Josh explained where he sources his wire and I take him at his word, the product is available in bulk quantities to anyone willing to purchase that much, but he has a workaround that allows him to source smaller quantities of this product. So I stand by my statement, it is available and you do have to work at it to get smaller runs. I wouldn't get specific with information Josh sent to me in message (I mean, it is titled 'Private Message'), but he seems like a sincere person and his explanation made perfect sense, so I have every reason to believe him. I really appreciated his prompt, courteous and informative response.So I know he'll understand if I play Devil's Advocate and throw in some monkey wrenches to make the conversation interesting. My latest cable purchase, Tuan's (Sonny is the nic) Sweet Spot Reveal, is made out of lowly magnet wire using $2 connectors and sounds wonderful. My previous cables included lots of Zu cable. Sean at Zu does use high quality materials, but claims geometry and screening trumps material by a mile. So for Josh and others here, do you think the cables sound the way they do because of materials, or the way Josh constructs them (geometry, screening, etc.)? Interested in any opinions.