Anyone Else Tried Darwin Cables?

@stuartk You're very welcome. I've tried several brands before I took a flyer on these and the difference is painfully obvious. I used to go with the bigger the gauge crowd with robust connections and they all exhibited the same thing: smearing, loss of detail, bloat and truncation of the highs and lows. 

They were, however, romantic sounding and lush with an extra dose of warmth but once I heard the Darwins, it was a no brainer. The adjustment period that I usually went through was AWOL with the Darwins. Yes, they improved some over time but not at the glacial pace of the others. 

The Darwins have natural warmth. If it's in the recording, it's what you hear. The fact that they use silver is a non starter for the naysayers. They have deep, powerful, textured and detailed base. The highs soar but never offend with air aplenty. The mids are incredibly present and engaging with vocals that can border on mesmerizing. 

What else can I say that I haven't said already on previous posts going back years?  Darwins cables are sometimes used by equipment makers to show off their gear at audio shows. When they test and analyze during R&D, they use four different stereo setups (it's on their website) to make sure they perform at their best on every one. That way, the customer can rest assured that it's not a cable designed to be a tone control for a limited style of equipment. I'm so tired of hearing that argument on these threads. I see it as an urban myth.

All the best,
Nonoise

Congrats!  I’ve only read very positive things about their cables and would love to try them at some point. 

I've used Darwin The Truth inter connects both RCA and XLR. I too enjoyed them although I found them a little bass shy.  I sold the XLR to a fellow audiophile and they really took his system to the next level. They are a bargain used. They are very delicate too and when removing you have to pull from the jack not cable.

@nonoise turned me on the these. I absolutely love them and have no need to look elsewhere. I use the Natural 2 SC’s and worked my way up to the Enlightenment Extreme IC. 

Bill is a wonderful human being to do business with. 

I might be late to the thread, but I cannot say a few words on Darwin Cables.

As @kray says, Bill is one of a kind. An incredible human being, a pleasure to talk to, always kind and reachable.

At the moment I have "Natural 2" cables as interconnects and speaker cables. The RCA’s were my way into the brand and I remember quite clearly that I was surprised, enjoying and rediscovering each piece of music I was listening to. The detail retrieval, the soundstage, the instruments tones, all was improved, nothing was lacking, nothing was annoying, it was nice.

A year later, not so long ago, the speaker cables came about. And the experience was similar: enjoyable, highly entertaining, with more of those little details that you were not aware that were in that familiar recording of yours.

For me, Darwin Cables are keepers, cables that let you enjoy music and have fun while doing it. I feel they let my system shine through, making it more revealing without being harsh, edgy or upsetting.

If you ever wonder about silver cables, talk to Bill, you will not regret it.