Review: Mad Scientist White Magic Interconnects

There are plenty of quality cable manufacturers who sell direct and offer generous trial periods, so there’s no excuse not to at least try some and hear for yourself.

That business model works like this: offer free 45- or even 90-day returns to a population that is a) pre-conditioned to believe that several hundred hours of breaking-in are necessary for high-end cables to reveal their sound character; b) prone to forgetfulness due to age-related cognitive decline; and c) culturally averse to arguing when they're told they've exceeded the return window.

Sounds like another version of a carbon based cable that never gained traction in the market.  So, is this some new variant of Galvorn carbon nanoubes?  I cannot believe this company has the capacity, investment capital  to create  these products, instead, purchasing off-the-shelf CNT yarns from a company like Dexmat.

@cd45123 @gkr7007 

Good to know, thanks for sharing. 

Here is a review of the White Magic's:

https://www.hifi-advice.com/blog/review/cables-reviews/analog-interlink-reviews/mad-scientist-white-magic-interlinks/?related_post_from=41805

To 'everhard'...Yes, this thread is about an interconnect from Mad Scientist. I started another thread about their power cord earlier to talk AC cords. And I totally agree with you in theory. How can AC cords do anything? I just don't get it. I suppose 2 meters of power cord running behind everything could be inter acting with some kind of interferences (?). But I isolate them from the floor. I inserted EMF cloth between it and other cables close so I doubt that. NEVERTHELESS, the improvement was undeniable. And significant. But I can't really tell you how electricity works either so But try some good ones and let us know

8 Months later....Still hearing new stuff, better sound altogether. Very impressed with these interconnects. Most "cable" upgrades seem to get familiar far too quick. Like a pebble into a pond, a splash of improvement then the rapid familiarity of "better but not impressive" feeling returns. Not this time. Maybe the fabled "break in period" has finally been realized as these "White magic" cables continue to impress with new details and balance. And a wholesomeness or cohesivenesss that brings it all together in a natural relaxing presentation with less desire to analyze and more of a pleasure while also being intrigued by the stunning detail. (Sorry for the awkward sentence there)