“This baby is broken in now and I'm very happy with the sound I'm getting from my office system. Spinning CDs again and the Parsec cable is lettin' those 1s and 0s bounce happily along their way...”
“I have a BJC digital cable that I have in use for 2 years now which is connecting my CXC transport to Bryston BP 17 cubed/DAC. The BJC cable sounds decent. I have a friend who is using cardas parsec digital cable, encouraged me to try cardas parsec cable, So I did, bought the cable from Audio advisor. At the beginning I don't know if I will keep or return the parsec cable due to the bass compared to the BJC was dismal, the bass is weak, though the mids and highs are good to excellent. Cardas cable site mention about cable break in period. So I gave the cable time and break in period. After about 20 hours of use, the sound stage start to change, ha! it is not a bad cable after all. The bass starts to developed and extended, mids is flat and clear, highs with the hint of warm.The cable sound stage is still evolving to a more positive side. Folks this is just my own opinion, but I know for sure that this cabe will stay in my system for a long time.
System: Bryston 4b cubed, Bp17 cubed with DAC. Elac debut F6. Cables: cardas iridium, parsec digital.”
“A friend of mine recommended these as the best digital coaxial cables under $500, bar none, and he was not wrong. I use them primarily with a Sonos player and they enable me to hear a level of audio quality from digital sources that is often indistinguishable from vinyl. I'm still breaking them in, but I know that they will be a part of my system forever. Which is convenient, because they seem to built for eternity.”
