BendingWave
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Yes it’s supposed to be a burn in process not sure if it’s total
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Shunyata Everest-X
- Thread starter Mike
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I have difficulty wrapping my head around all these different levels of grounding cables. I made my own from milspec 20AWG pure silver wire in teflon jacket with rhodium plated spades. I don't hear any difference between those and PVC coated hookup wire, or Sigma v1 grounding cables for that matter. I have a lot of Shunyata gear but the pricing on the -X models has turned me away from upgrading what I have.
I have a Typhon QR which I connect to an Audio Replas duplex port and the other duplex port connects a Denali 6000/v1. I have to run it in parallel because the Denali when connected in series with the Typhon QR upsets my Esoteric Grandioso C1X (it throws up a warning message and won't start). Typhon QR plugged into the duplex by itself no warning message on the C1X. I have a basic line EMI meter and in the parallel configuration the Typhon QR drops the EMI by a lot. The Denali by itself doesn't drop the EMI by much at all. I wonder if a Typhon QR + Everest 8000 will be equivalent performance to Everest-X?...I have recently received the Everest X and it replaced a Denali and a Typhon 2 driving the front end of my system....
BendingWave
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I doubt that. The Everest X IMO is something really special and their best work yetI have a Typhon QR which I connect to an Audio Replas duplex port and the other duplex port connects a Denali 6000/v1. I have to run it in parallel because the Denali when connected in series with the Typhon QR upsets my Esoteric Grandioso C1X (it throws up a warning message and won't start). Typhon QR plugged into the duplex by itself no warning message on the C1X. I have a basic line EMI meter and in the parallel configuration the Typhon QR drops the EMI by a lot. The Denali by itself doesn't drop the EMI by much at all. I wonder if a Typhon QR + Everest 8000 will be equivalent performance to Everest-X?
BendingWave
Member
I think that there are a few too many choices myself but relatively ground cables are not crazy money.I have difficulty wrapping my head around all these different levels of grounding cables. I made my own from milspec 20AWG pure silver wire in teflon jacket with rhodium plated spades. I don't hear any difference between those and PVC coated hookup wire, or Sigma v1 grounding cables for that matter. I have a lot of Shunyata gear but the pricing on the -X models has turned me away from upgrading what I have.
BendingWave
Member
Just in news flash
The Denali V2 upgrade to Denali X has been announced
The cost is 2500 plus shipping
It requires a dealer to obtain an RMA
the unit is shipped to the factory , gets full internal rebuild and testing, and then the unit is returned
this requires scheduling
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The Denali V2 upgrade to Denali X has been announced
The cost is 2500 plus shipping
It requires a dealer to obtain an RMA
the unit is shipped to the factory , gets full internal rebuild and testing, and then the unit is returned
this requires scheduling
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BendingWave
Member
i don't know but happy to askCan Denali v1 be upgrade to X?
BendingWave
Member
no it can't I just heard back from the companyCan Denali v1 be upgrade to X?