[bozebuttons]

Looks interesting.
 
http://www.highfidelitycables.com/products/trinity/helix/

 

[Weatherlight]

Has anyone tried this yet? Tried googling and I landed here. Seems there's no other info aside from their website and a listing in audiogon. I'm intrigued if this is effective or not.

EDIT


Seems there's talk about its prototype here by romaz (hello)

http://www.head-fi.org/t/766517/chord-electronics-dave/2820_20#post_12565258


gonna read this I just found about this product earlier when I'm shopping for an MC6 hemi

 

[johnston21]

Hoping someone takes the plunge to report on this. Too $$$ for me, though I'd be willing to review & return...

 

[bacon333]

Need a quick review here:
https://audiobacon.net/2017/03/16/high-fidelity-cables-trinity-helix-review/
 
It does apply the HFC signature sound which tightens up the image, provides better clarity, and a more holographic sound. Due to a few time constraints I've only extensively tested with the HEK V2 and the pairing was quite a treat.

 

[britneedadvice]

You may also wish to consider the  following similar product which has been about in various formats for some time (and pre-dates the Helix):-
 
http://vertexaq.com/ultar-balanced-headphone-conditioner/
 
I would suggest reference is made to Vertex's 'Systematic approach'
 
The Ultar is not mentioned in the 'SA' , as this was written prior to the development of the Ultar. However, the principle remains constant(which also probably applies to the HFC range of products.(although the technology is different)