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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As I mentioned previously, I get the best sound when I route the signal from the phono stage to the deck and then to the integrated amp. So the cable chain is as follows : Nottingham tonearm cable, Tchernov Reference MK II from phono to deck, Purist Audio Neptune from deck to integrated, Purist Audio Colossus fluid speaker cables.
Power cords. Custom Power Cord Company Top Gun for the phono stage and Purist Audio Dominus Revision B Ferox for the integrated. I also use Top Gun with PS Audio regenerator. It would be interesting to try Tchernov Reference power cords, but they are quite expensive too.
I keep Tchernov Classic MK II cables for my CEC cd player which I only rarely use.
Interesting review. I too have heard good things about TCHERNOV wire.

"Bass lines are fine, bass goes much lower than my speakers can handle "

How is it that you can determine this?

It may seem like a stupid question, but if your speakers don’t go down that deep, how can you be so certain that these interconnects deliver the goods much lower than your speakers can handle? I mean, how can you hear it, if your speakers don’t go down that low?

As an aside, your review has many component variables. One thing I would love to read about, is if you dispensed with everything except (say) your CD-player feeding directly into your Integrated Amp - driving your speakers: Therefore only one Interconnect required in the chain of events. Then compare those findings directly with another Interconnect - I suggest REFERENCE versus CLASSIC - in the same way. This approach would remove some of the variables (Like other Interconnects in the chain of events - and differing sources...) and should tell you exactly how each particular Interconnect sounds - with a constant set of circumstances.

A lot of extra work for you - I know - but it would be interesting to learn how these new Tchernov Interconnects differ from each other now, a few months on.