I'm so excited that I just had to post this!
I've been an audiophile since long before the term was ever thought of. It began over 40 years ago listening 78's and LP's to my parents Zenith with it's 12" speaker. My interest was then channeled to my working my way through dental school in the 60's at a store called Custom Audio. Since that time I have constantly and progressively searched for the Holy Grail of sonic reproduction.
The search made a big jump with a big McIntosh/Bozak system. I then went the double AR-LST's (later called Cello Amati's). Then I discovered the greatness of Krell; and then B&W800's.
I have now progressed to actively biamped B&W800's driven by Krell. But it is my last acquisition that has progressed my system to perfection. ... new interconnects:
Silent Audio's APOLLO A
Last night I sat down and put on an SACD; Beethoven's violin concerto with Anne-Sophie Mutter. I have never heard any recording of anything sound so real. IT WAS PERFECT! I can't tell you how many times I opened my eyes and was stunned to not see a violin in front of me.
I sit eighth row directly in front of the soloist at the symphony. This was the same! I could use all kinds of words that we have heard over and over to describe the sound, but nothing can describe it better than: I heard a violin in front of me, period.
I am so excited that I want to listen to all my CD's over again with this interconnect.
Richard
PS> You can access the web site at:
http://www.silentaudio.com
