“The Pangea interconnects are inexpensive, nice looking. About the performance……I used the interconnects after more than one hundred hours' break-in in different setups in two different houses.Connected between CD player and integrated amp, between DAC and integrated amp.The integrated amplifiers were all tube amp, prices ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars; the DACs priced from four hundred dollars to almost three thousand dollars; speakers pricing ranging from four hundred dollars to more than three thousand dollars.My perception:Sound from the Pangea interconnects is dull, dark, not analytical, not musical, lacking in upper-end sparkle and overall detail. I compared the Pangea interconnects with a pair of 20plus-year old DIY interconnects with silver-plated multi-cored wires costing about $20, and a pair of 20plus-year old brand-name interconnects original price around $60, and another brand-name interconnects costing more than $100.”
“I picked these up a couple of months ago after I bought a Project Xperience Carbon Classic turntable. I immediately switched out the stock interconnects for a pair of Audio Quest Evergreen interconnects. Immediate improvement, and for the dough a good value, but I thought something better might be in order, so I got these. I was very impressed with how much detail, space, depth these brought to the sound of this very good turntable. I recommend these interconnects highly.”
“I bought these after two conversations with Joe at Audio Advisor. Bless him, he endured the same questions both times. I had bought a Pro-Ject 1Xpression Carbon Classic and immediately switched out the stock interconnects for a pair of Audioquest Evergreen Cables that I had bought from Audio Advisor a while back. Big improvement, but I thought I could do better. After talking to Joe, I ordered these. Even bigger improvement. More space, openness, detail, front to back soundstage, black backgrounds...you name it. I was very pleasantly surprised at his price. I would recommend these highly.”