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I bought a few of these. Time to start the break in process!
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A few? That’s money equivalent to some people’s entire audio system [emoji3].
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Mike
What happened to the "red" plugs as show in the original post? Was that just a reflection? I thought that looked great not that the ones you show look bad at all.
Mike
What happened to the "red" plugs as show in the original post? Was that just a reflection? I thought that looked great not that the ones you show look bad at all.
Also. What about the previous photo showing The Qr “cylinder " ?
Was that a prototype ?
The recent cable doesn’t look anymore substantial than a sigma Nr.
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I bought a few of these. Time to start the break in process!
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Assuming this cable is intended to connect a power amplifier directly to the wall socket. For about the same money, why wouldn't you just buy a Typhon QR and Sigma EF for that purpose?
Assuming this cable is intended to connect a power amplifier directly to the wall socket. For about the same money, why wouldn't you just buy a Typhon QR and Sigma EF for that purpose?
And damn, the NR REALLY works.
How much of the QR/BB tech is in the Omega? Is it actually more or better than what's in the Denali 2000?I have a Denali 2000 on each of my amps. The problem with the Denali, or a Typhon QR, is each Denali requires 2 power cords. One from the wall to the Denali, and one from the Denali to the amp. These new power cords eliminate the need for the Denali, or Typhon, and one power cord. If the end result is the same, or better, sound then the reduced gear clutter makes it worth the price.
How much of the QR/BB tech is in the Omega? Is it actually more or better than what's in the Denali 2000?
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