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Audioquest Storm Series power cables

I have been reading about Audioquest storm series here at Agon since they were released unfortunately they are so expensive and never bother to take them seriously. I like their mid price ic and speakers cables especially their old model.This past weekend Music Direct has warehouse sales demo and returns, I spoke to the rep ask for a good deal for three pc 2 hurricane High current 1 meter , one 2 m tornado high current pc.Bless to have a good deal. Hurricane went to my Plinius amp, one hurricane pc  connected to my Ruby sacd player, tornado pc connected to my power conditioner, Indeed the musical impact did to both system is amazing , I will try to update after 50 hrs. 

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jayctoy OP
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Audioguy85 agree, I also notice the music does not collapse at the end of the sequence,more depth and inner bass detail.Tornado and hurricane complement each other as well.And this Cables are not even settled or burn in...

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audioguy85
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As some say, you are hearing the power supply...might as well feed it well....

joey_v
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I heard hurricane at home, mixed bag for me.

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j-wall
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From what I've heard you should always put your best cable on your power conditioner, first and foremost. I have a hurricane on my PS Audio P10 and it's fantastic. I've definitely been eyeing some Shunyatas to compare to my Thunder. Fun stuff. 

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adasdad
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When I got my AudioQuest Niagara 1200 power conditioner I first tried both the AQ Blizzard and Monsoon power cables. I eventually settled on an AQ Thunder power cable because it really lowered the sonic floor of my system to the point where the background is inky black. 
 

     I’m such a believer in clean power now that I wish that I would’ve spent more on an even better power conditioner and power cable. 

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