Carbon is cold and detached sounding.Silver is open sounding but it can be bright in the wrong system. Copper is a little warm and pretty neutral but it all depends on the manufacture and the company.
What are the sound characteristics of Carbon compared to Metals like Copper and Silver?
How does carbon as a conductor compare, sound-quality wise, to metals like copper and silver?
I don't have any experience with pure carbon-based interconnect design such as Van Den Hul, but from what I've read it is supposed to be very smooth and laid back sounding. I'm curious to know if anyone has ever tried such cables in their system and how you thought it compared to traditional copper/silver interconnects.
I don't have any experience with pure carbon-based interconnect design such as Van Den Hul, but from what I've read it is supposed to be very smooth and laid back sounding. I'm curious to know if anyone has ever tried such cables in their system and how you thought it compared to traditional copper/silver interconnects.