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Cullencable: XLR and speaker cables

Category: Cables

I was a skeptic of Cullen Cables. After all, very much every cable manufacturer out there claims his cables to be the greatest. Some of them are sold at ridiculous prices, costing as much as a car!

Cullen cables are priced within the reach of common folks. Furthermore, there is a 30 day money back guarantee, so I figured that I didn't have much to loose. I purchased Patrick Cullen's XLR interconnects and speaker cables thinking that I would probably end up returning them after trying them out in my system. Boys, I was wrong! Forget about their prices for a moment. His XLR interconnects sound as good as the MIT Oracles! His speaker cables sound as good as the pricey AQ and Kubala! When you consider how much Patrick's cables are sold for, their performance / price ratio is astounding!

I have no affiliation with Cullencable. For the performance / price point, his XLR interconnects and speaker cables are hard to beat! I am going to try his Crossover series power cable next. I am a skeptic of power cable making an improvement in sound, but hey, with the 30-day money back guarantee, I have nothing to loose!
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ampus OP
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I am sorry to offend Seaslave, I mean Seamaster. I agree with her that the lamp cords would work well in her Bose system!

I have compared various cables and Yes, they do sound different. I also found out that the more expensive cables are not necessarily the better ones.

I was not a power cord believer. It never makes sense to me that power cord would make a difference in sound, but it does although the degree of improvement is audible but not huge.

I would suggest that someone like Seaslave keep an open mind and may be she would learn something. But again, if your system is Bose then perhaps you should stick with lamp cords and at the same time announce to the world that you are a pro, just to make yourself feel better.
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