- Dec 4, 2008
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I was tempted in to buying a mains cable, just see if my hi-fi could sound even better. So I looked around for a Chord Company SuperScreen. Needless to say, hi-fi shops in Perth, Australia don't stock them. In one shop I was shown a Gecko BG-10 instead and was told that for $200, it was mine. I was obviously reluctant to shell out that kind money and such a little thing so I asked and was granted a loan of it in exchange for a credit card swipe.
The bloke in the shop told me to give it three or four days to burn in and after that I should hear a clearer midrange and deeper bass. I tried it on my CD player and then on my Amp it it sounded pretty good. I've just put the old mains cable back on again and it sounds identically good. Seriously, I can't hear any difference.
I have therefore just saved myself £110 ($200 AU) and I feel pretty smug about that
The bloke in the shop told me to give it three or four days to burn in and after that I should hear a clearer midrange and deeper bass. I tried it on my CD player and then on my Amp it it sounded pretty good. I've just put the old mains cable back on again and it sounds identically good. Seriously, I can't hear any difference.
I have therefore just saved myself £110 ($200 AU) and I feel pretty smug about that
