Zavfino


Many nice gents in this site, highly reputable common folks audiophiles like @lalitk @wig and others have mentioned these, so it’s probably time to create a specific thread on Zavfino, a direct sales cables company based in Canada with presence ‘ distributors in US, also direct:


I took the advice of these folks with a power cord, the Prima MK2

I could not be happier with this cord, something that would easily cost $2,000 or even $3,000 from other better known cable makers. It’s outstanding, for about $500. Absolutely amazing build, and packaging too. It sounds great, very quiet. I am sure the cheaper PC, the Majestic at $390 is very good too: 
I now have the Prima speaker cables on my way. Call me “sold”.

No BS, truly top quality cables company that flies under the radar. Very affordable too. Take a look. No relation to the company, just a happy first time customer, thanks to my Audiogon friends here
thyname

On reading my post above, I think I meant to say it is impossible to overstate how beautifully it was packaged.  HA, you get what I mean.

 

16 Hours into the run in process (hate saying burn in) and these cables sound as good at the 2 year old Cardas and Signal cables I had in my system. Build quality is fantastic.

More to come as the run in continues. 

I would like to thank @thyname and others here for brining this cable brand to our attention. 

Thanks for sharing your initial impressions @juanmanuelfangioii ! These are indeed great cables for the price. And since I completed my Zavfino loom a while ago (as I have continuously updated earlier on in this thread) I have honestly stopped looking & purchasing other cables.

Yep I get it and maybe having a dog days of summer sale on that duffle bag of cables I have in the closet. 

@juanmanuelfangioii 

aside from nice packaging, these cables are built to very high standards when you consider metallurgy and aesthetics! Many others are using the PCOCC but I’ve not come across any other cable brand that offers such great value. 

Enjoy your new cables. Please allow atleast 250-300 hours of break-in your system.