By: Patrick Dillon

Patrick Dillon — Thu, 12 Jul 2012 02:43:00 +0000

Thanks for the note Dave, glad you had a similar experience. If Rick has speaker cables in the works, we’d love to review them in due course.

By: dave smith

dave smith — Tue, 03 Jul 2012 00:55:52 +0000

Mr. dillon..I,too, have recently tried and adopted Rick’s CT-1 interconnects. I have had the ability to try some of what are thought to be some of the best, and in some cases, most expensive cables in the industry, most at 3-6 times the cost of the CT-1s. I have a superb system that has the ability to reveal the greatness, and sometimes the not so great qualities of cables. I have always been one who thought that ‘more expensive was better’ and do admit to being somewhat of a cable junky. I love to try different cables in my system as my main gear is established and not going to be changed anytime soon if ever. I read most if not all of the early posts on Rick’s cables on the net and was taken by many of the audiophiles who bought them replacing cables costing many times the cost of the CT-1s. That went against my views and I had to try them. Long story short, I now have 3 of the CT-1s. one from my First Sound preamp to my Chalice Audio ‘Grail’ SET monoblocks and one each from 2 sources, a Meitner CD-SA SE and my PS Audio PWD MK II. I have not heard interconnects that so naturally allow the music to flow and that reveal all the nuances of the music. The bass is so very quick and as you have alluded to, increases the soundstage, in my case both laterally and deep. Vocals are more natural with a wonderful intonation. Anyway..i’m rambling but to me, Rick has come up with an amazing cable that bests many cables costing many times the price of the CT-1. I,for one, will be very interested in trying his speaker cables which he is currently working on…thanks..Dave

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