Tchernov cables. Anyone knows anything about them?


I ran into them on youtube, they were used in Lamm/Wilson or Lamm/Kharma set-up, don't quite remember.
Now, Vladimir of Lamm and Lamm dealers would not use substandard cables. They sell in Europe and there is one distributor/dealer in Canada.
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inna

Thank You for the follow up. Good to read that you are enjoying new Cabling in your system. It is all about the Cabling!

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inna

Thank You for the update. looking forward in reading more about WyWires settling into your room/system. Have fun!

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Very nice summation and review- inna.
It is possible, quite possible, to mix brands of cabling and get an excellent outcome. No doubt that Tchernov is an up-and-coming brand. Purist has been around for awhile now and has a strong following. Good to read that you are pleased w/ this newest edition in your system. As I have reported many times, so many cables, so little time.
I would be interested in reading about the sound/presentation of the Tchernov once 500 hours in logged.

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Much Thanks! for the update- inna
it appears that you have discovered a very fine cable indeed.
As a Jazz fan, specifically, I enjoy drummers who use brushes on their kits.
These are quiet to almost silent musical passages, challenging to reproduce in any system. For me, this is the ultimate compliment to any cable/power cord's faithful reproduction.

I look forward in reading more on your thoughts/impressions.
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A very good plan- inna

I look forward in reading about your thoughts/impressions.

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inna-


measure your progress by 100-hour increments. It is easier to track this way. Looking forward in reading over your review.

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inna-

I read about your C.E.C.  cd player over on a different thread. Now, I am really interested in reading more on these cables/cords and its effects in your system.

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Thanks! for the update- inna.
Tchernov cabling is slowly gaining traction in the marketplace. The competition is steep to say the very least. This is a very good thing for us "cable" guys.  You are correct, in that, different variations of Copper and mined Ore across the globe.
Looking forward in reading your review of the Reference MK II.

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