OK then. Monday being shipped to Evan. If you like detail this cable is for you. The longer pair have about 100 hours on them. The shorter about 50. The 100 hour cable is better focused with excellent spatital characteristics.
At first a bit bright and strident. As time moved on it lessened. I would put the character on the brighter side of neutral. Not bright in a bad way, just not warm or dark. Slightly bright. Bass response is superb. Great for bi-Amping and using for lower frequencies.
I could state all the Audiophile terms however it is moot. Why cause it is the synergy within ones system. Overall they do no harm. The top is a bit forward at first and eventually settlesin. I believe they need 200 hours to sound their best. Have yet to try a cable that didn't.
Quibbles. The Rodium RCas are known for detail and a bright presentation. The fit of the RCAs are very tight. Too tight for my likings. Let me clarify thedegree of brightness. Compared to Tara Decade, Harmonix Golden ratio and MIT the Grover is brighter in presentation. Not fatiguing, lean or dry in any way. One could say the other cables are warmer. All are colored. Not a neutral cable in the bunch. Frankly what is "neutral" ? All cables IMO are tone controls. When one finds that synergy we talk about we hear it. What can sound great in my system may not in yours. No one size fits all.
Well worth a try, priced fairly, constructed well and best of all GROVER.
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