New silversmith fidelium cable


You need to try the speaker cable. It is a complete game changer in the audio industry. Probably the biggest improvement ever in sound quality and realism. These will impress audiophiles all over the world. 
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Hello,

Can anyone tell me if there's a "break-in period", a stabilization period to be expected?

Thank you
Gipe
Hello, everybody.

Thank you for your general impression but I would be interested to have more details about your feelings if possible.

Indeed, I have owned a pair of Fidelium cables for about 1 month.

I acquired them by looking at the few words on this forum as well as by intuition because it seemed to me that something interesting could come out of it.

As far as I am concerned, I found the quality suggested here.

Once installed, at the first listening, I would say that the key word is openness.

You get the feeling of a wide open sound stage, redeployed with a more perceptible separation of the instruments.

In this new space, we find a great richness of tonalities with an unusual presence of the instruments as well as a frank separation.

In my case, this is particularly noticeable on the Jazz drums which leave the back of the stage to come closer with percussion and cymbals better highlighted on my Harbeth SHL5 + speakers.


The sound in general is very beautiful, rich in details, the treble goes high and is "clean".

I was reading on a site a tester who said "when you find yourself tapping your foot, moving while listening without realizing that it's somewhere that the cable is good". That's what happened to me.

I think there is indeed something exceptional about these cables that deserves to be further explored and confronted on various systems and by various people.




Hello,

@ hm1

I'm intrigued by Silversmith Fidelium cables. After plugging them into your Spendors, do you think they would fit on Harbeth SHL5+ ?

Thanking you