Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

Glory, by the "stock" wires, I assume you mean the Basiks that come with them. Yes, I have used them as well as Precision Reference between my line stage and amp, Apex between both my preamp and the phono stage, Oppo player, and Weiss dacs. I have also used them with Townshend ics. In all of these cases I much prefer them with the Universal Cells. I will also say that the better cables continue to prove superior with the Universal Cells.

Anyone try the S.R quantum tunneled HDMI? Anyone have anything to compare it to? I ordered a 3 meter to try out...thx...

Regards Bacardi

What is the common shelving(stand) or your preferred shelving(stand) for components with Synergistic Research Active series cords which would best utilize the technology of all the S.R products? All comments appreciated :):):)

THX

Regards Bacardi

I have a question for all you teslaphiles.
I would like to know if any of you have compared
Stillpoints to the migs. I currently have a
plethora of SR products from the powercell se,
apex ic's, hologram A and D and the D2 with
a mix of G-mpcs. So, I am getting that wrap
around sound stage that others have talked about.

I recently picked up a set of Stillpoints with
risers placed under my dac and I am blown away by
the increase in harmonic richness combined with a
more infinite sense of depth with much more front to
back layering. I am amazed they accomplished better
sound staging while reducing glare and improving timbre.

I have more Stillpoints coming to experiment with, but
I would like to consider mixing migs and stillpoints.

I am sure this has been mentioned in this never ending
thread, but i would like to know if the migs tilt the
highs in any way.

I should also mention that my rack is a steel frame loaded
with lead shot with fairly thick glass shelves.

I also have a steel rack with thick glass shelves and for me, the MIGs killed the Stillpoints. It wasn't even close. More open, fuller sound from top to bottom. In my system, the Stillpoints opened up the highs and upper mids, but didn't touch the lows or lower mids, at least not to the extent of the MIGs. I use the MIGs under all my digital gear as well as the control unit of my preamp. If I had to quantify, in my system out of a possible 10, the order of effectiveness has been: MIGs- 9; Cerapucs- 7; Stillpoints- 5.