Received my Furutech Main cables, wow they are bulky and added a new "mess" level to my power plant now as their size and steepness. But what the heck! they sound amazing, I don't understand why those cables cable make music sounds so good with 11awg. Furutech FI-50 male plug and IEC are second to none in shielding quality, they are a real dark force besides the Shunyata

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 1, 20205 yr by ikhuong

8 hours ago, ikhuong said:

You have a very neat and unified all Cyrus system, looks unique from the front

Thank you kind sir

A few more photos of my particular cable challenge - hopefully these images a bit more focused than the last photos I posted.

 

 

3 hours ago, Aperalim said:

A few more photos of my particular cable challenge - hopefully these images a bit more focused than the last photos I posted.

 

 

wow, lots of NCF stuff, they really work, have you tried NCF cable booster?  with your system, I guess you need 20 of them.

1 minute ago, ikhuong said:

wow, lots of NCF stuff, they really work, have you tried NCF cable booster?  with your system, I guess you need 20 of them.

Yes I have NCF Cable Booster but only one at the principal wall outlet.

Too many is not good – I found many locations in my system where the impact was undesirable.

11 hours ago, Aperalim said:

Yes I have NCF Cable Booster but only one at the principal wall outlet.

Too many is not good – I found many locations in my system where the impact was undesirable.

Thanks, that is right, another SNA member told me that too, they might remove body and bass, especially if under interconnect, so under power cables or speaker cables are the best application.

 

My curiosity, what is the black cube on top of the XLR interconnect?

 

Edited October 3, 20205 yr by ikhuong

1 hour ago, ikhuong said:

My curiosity, what is the black cube on top of the XLR interconnect?

It is a block of Gabon ebony. 

Almost 30 years ago I had several blocks of Gabon ebony  turned into 50mm diameter cylinders that were then sliced into a series of 'feet' and polished that I used under my equipment.