Got my Silvergarde SX (20awg new version) for my Campfire Audio Jupiter yesterday. First Impression after a 4h listening session: Great cable! It sounds like my Draug Silvers little brother. Very smooth, resolving and open without any harshness. Very pleasant!!!
Got my Silvergarde SX (20awg new version) for my Campfire Audio Jupiter yesterday. First Impression after a 4h listening session: Great cable! It sounds like my Draug Silvers little brother. Very smooth, resolving and open without any harshness. Very pleasant!!!
Do a search on this. I believe this has been discussed a bit. S3-C has less silver content. It depends what you're using it for, but theoretically, the S3 will be more resolving (assuming the rest of your chain is more resolving).
I posted the below back in may regarding S3-C vs S3.
There is a difference in the gauge of the wire - 4x20awg vs 4x21awg which probably also accounts for the cost difference. Trevor also said of the S3-C in an e-mail when I previously asked about the differences "It is smaller gauge and does not have all the benefits of the layered design with cotton layer and and cotton cores." The "layered" cable is the S3.
It's been awhile since I've done a direct comparison (have to look to see if I did a full write up or not), but with my HEK V2, my preference was with the S3. in the end, I've standardized on the S3 for everything.
I like the streamlined look without the big triangle splitter on that one, and it goes well with the HD650. I love that cable with my ZMF’s, and now want it for my HD650. I can only imagine how good it is with the HD650.
I like the streamlined look without the big triangle splitter on that one, and it goes well with the HD650. I love that cable with my ZMF’s, and now want it for my HD650. I can only imagine how good it is with the HD650.
I am not a fan of the added bulk and look of adapters, but appreciate the idea. I also don't like changing cables that much, for fear of wearing out the sockets, on cables and expensive headphones. So, I typically have one cable for each headphone. Thanks for the suggestion, though!
I am not a fan of the added bulk and look of adapters, but appreciate the idea. I also don't like changing cables that much, for fear of wearing out the sockets, on cables and expensive headphones. So, I typically have one cable for each headphone. Thanks for the suggestion, though!
For you bigger $ hp( ZMF) I can see having a great dedicated cable. For the inexpensive HD650, and knowing how nice Trevor adapters are (BTW, they are not bulky) it seemed like a good option for the your HD650. I doubt you would 'wear out the sockets'. Having Norne cables you know Trevor uses good connectors. I don't follow the HD650........... so are the connectors on the HD650 inputs prone to failure?
I seem to recall that you often (or always?) buy used Norne cables. I'm sure you'll find one here on HeadFi for the HD650.
For you bigger $ hp( ZMF) I can see having a great dedicated cable. For the inexpensive HD650, and knowing how nice Trevor adapters are (BTW, they are not bulky) it seemed like a good option for the your HD650. I doubt you would 'wear out the sockets'. Having Norne cables you know Trevor uses good connectors. I don't follow the HD650........... so are the connectors on the HD650 inputs prone to failure?
I seem to recall that you often (or always?) buy used Norne cables. I'm sure you'll find one here on HeadFi for the HD650.
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