Toxic Cables - Impressions and Discussion Thread
Jun 5, 2014 at 5:30 AM Post #6,691 of 10,312
  I have both BW and SW for my 2 HD800s and IMHO both SW and BW works wonderfully well BUT if you prefer less HF then go for BW.  You can't go wrong with it.
 
I have not tried Copper Venom and from feedbacks in the forum it should sound better than BW, however you need to pay more and have to wait for quite some time before you can get it.

I'm ok with waiting, but I am mainly wondering how much better it is and how flexible it is. The HD800 stock cable is really rigid. 
 
Jun 5, 2014 at 6:00 AM Post #6,692 of 10,312
It seems to me that copper Venom looks to be more rigid than the HD800 stock cable and may be someone can correct me if I am wrong.  According to the feedback from folks in the forum copper Venom sounds better than BW but from my interpretation the gain might not be in proportion with the price.  You need to take into account of the price, the waiting time and the improvement in SQ before making your decision.
 
Jun 5, 2014 at 6:02 AM Post #6,693 of 10,312
  It seems to me that copper Venom looks to be more rigid than the HD800 stock cable and may be someone can correct me if I am wrong.  According to the feedback from folks in the forum copper Venom sounds better than BW but from my interpretation the gain might not be in proportion with the price.  You need to take into account of the price, the waiting time and the improvement in SQ before making your decision.

Yeah, tough decision lol.
 
Frank, is there a thicker BW? 
 
Jun 5, 2014 at 6:38 AM Post #6,694 of 10,312
Jun 5, 2014 at 6:39 AM Post #6,695 of 10,312
8 wire BW
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Jun 5, 2014 at 9:37 AM Post #6,697 of 10,312
8 wire BW :)
i have a 22awg 8wire bw...stunning sounding with a code-x headphone or a he500..a league up compared to the regular ALSO EXCELLENT 4wire 22awg BW i also had...but then again..i have a balanced dual mono custom version...so that will help also a bit to improve soundquality :wink:

But i hope to hear something from frank concerning my super-secret Venom for my code-x :wink: and then who knows..i then maybe could put my custom made BW on sale then..MAYBE :wink:
 
Jun 6, 2014 at 10:38 AM Post #6,699 of 10,312
Sorry lads/ladies,

Really busy, will go through all PM's and emails today, aswell as answer all questions regarding the Venom.

Yeah, that beast is getting more followers with every second that ticks by all of a sudden, i wonder why :D
 
Jun 6, 2014 at 7:43 PM Post #6,700 of 10,312
Yeah, that beast is getting more followers with every second that ticks by all of a sudden, i wonder why :D


And rightly so too! The Venom is making my Fitear sound like a full sized can! The music is now deep and rich. :)
 
Jun 6, 2014 at 9:27 PM Post #6,701 of 10,312
And rightly so too! The Venom is making my Fitear sound like a full sized can! The music is now deep and rich. :)

So it sounds like a supercharged 8wire BW..with every part improved..and i happen to know how uniquely beautiful a 8wire 22awg sounds like.. :D
Damn i want mine!!!! But am patient :wink:
 
Jun 6, 2014 at 9:34 PM Post #6,702 of 10,312
So it sounds like a supercharged 8wire BW..with every part improved..and i happen to know how uniquely beautiful a 8wire 22awg sounds like.. :D
Damn i want mine!!!! But am patient :wink:


Indeed it is! :)
 
Jun 8, 2014 at 7:11 AM Post #6,703 of 10,312
The RC-4 IEM cable is much stiffer then what a headphone cable is, this is because each sleeve has 2 wires side by side, which makes it quite stiff. This was the only way to make the cable, without making it as bulky as the headphone cables.
 
For the Silver Venom, i am actually having the wire especially made for the IEM cables, so will have thinner sleeving and silver in general is also much more softer, so will be more flexible.
 
I actually received the Silver Venom and Silver Widow wires a couple of days ago from my wire manufacturers, they will now be heading off to have the insulation applied next week. I go through several manufacturers to build some of my wires, as i feel one does a better job on some parts then another, while others don't do the type of wires i want, rather then having one place do all the work. It's easier to get one place to do all the work and save money and time, but then i don't get something i am perfectly happy with.
 
  
 
Jun 8, 2014 at 8:02 AM Post #6,704 of 10,312
The RC-4 IEM cable is much stiffer then what a headphone cable is, this is because each sleeve has 2 wires side by side, which makes it quite stiff. This was the only way to make the cable, without making it as bulky as the headphone cables.

For the Silver Venom, i am actually having the wire especially made for the IEM cables, so will have thinner sleeving and silver in general is also much more softer, so will be more flexible.

I actually received the Silver Venom and Silver Widow wires a couple of days ago from my wire manufacturers, they will now be heading off to have the insulation applied next week. I go through several manufacturers to build some of my wires, as i feel one does a better job on some parts then another, while others don't do the type of wires i want, rather then having one place do all the work. It's easier to get one place to do all the work and save money and time, but then i don't get something i am perfectly happy with.


  


I should add that my copper venom is a balanced one for use with my ak240. And so each channel is fully insulated from the other. Great for balanced sound. :)
 

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