Neotech UPOCC Silver Interconnects vs AZen

Neotech makes Zen.

From a conversation I had with Robert Lee of AZen this is correct. Although he held out the claim he keeeps some of the shielding desin and conductor geometry his own proprietary trade knowledge. He did not however deny the relationship or the fact he sources from Neotech. They are also the OEM manufacturer for Harmonic Tech, Audience, and probably quite a few others. In fact, anyone who claims to use 7N OCC single crytal copper or silver in their cables may be at least using their conductors. I am presently breaking in a pair of last-gen NA-13192 and NA-12165 silver Ic's. These two cables are predecessors to the current NA-1001 and NA-1002 ic's respectively. Great workmanship. The NA-13192 uses locking Rhodium over 7N OCC copper rca's. The NA-1002 uses locking rca's which have an uncanny resemblence to the brushed alum rca's AZen uses on their Reference 2 ic. They sound fantastic. For the cost, there's no comparison.

I am using the Neotech silver top-of-the-line, as well as the topline copper (similar to AZ Matrix II) and their silver digital cable and find them to be simply awesome! I have also heard about the AZ connection. Seems Neotech are beginning to market the products themselves (instead of being OEM suppliers) and while prices are still affordable, I would advise all out there looking for premium cables at affordable prices to seriously consider the Neotechs. The workmanship and their proprietary connectors are superb!

Where are you guys getting the Neotech stuff? I know VH Audio carries some bulk cable, but where else?

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