As my "Audiophile Airbnb" gets constructed, Viablue passed my vetting with flying colors and no other accessory vendor has a more comprehensive product offering with everything constructed in-house. One thing we forgot to mention is that you can actually buy all of their cable parts to DIY if you are qualified to construct your own cables. Part 2 will have more details on the internal geometry of the cables.
The fact that I have a separate poweramp for my Atmos channels gives me the perfect opportunity to hear how cables can and do affect the noise floor. Even though the Atmos cables are shielded, unlike the superior shielding on my front stage channels, the shielding on the Atmos channels only has entry-level shielding. Hence, within a few minutes after turning the Atmos poweramp on, I'm able to hear how the noise floor rises ever so slightly! Considering I'm using the exact same model 4-ch poweramp for my front stage channel cables. Sonically, they really shouldn't be any difference. Not unless cables really do make a difference 🤔
It really depends on the model number you choose. Take a look at their website and then email me some options you'd like to consider. I'll give you pricing and some suggestions. audiophilejunkies@gmail.com
I think Amir and Danny got into drama over marketing claims of the power cable awhile back. Can't remember how that ultimately turned out. I'm sure they are best friends now :)
@@AudiophileJunkie you have Danny’s speakers so I’m sure it turned out well for him 😂 I don’t like Amir, it was quite obvious he was being malicious towards GR Research and once the dust settled the truth was revealed, a product that’s executed correctly will ultimately do what it’s intended to do and GR Research do it with out all the marketing BS and fluff, I’m sure you have the experience to back that considering Dannys flagship speakers are in your room, have you tested his cables? Or is there no margin for you to deal them? Thanks for the response much appreciated 🙏
I've never tried his cables, but I'm sure they are fine. For me to represent a brand though, they have to be totally dedicated to that endeavor and not just a side gig. Danny is focused primarily on speakers. It doesn't mean he can't make a quality cable, but I look for companies with the technology, infrastructure, tools, and experience dedicated to their respective products. Plus, I suspect he sells direct and doesn't use dealers or do high volume. Power cables especially need to be crafted for ultimate reliability and safety...on top of any audible performance gains...so the Blue Jeans and Viablue pedigree in that area are what I look for in choosing brands to put in my system.
@@AudiophileJunkiewell said, the industry needs more people like you who’s audience is the primary focus and providing them with 100% value for money, I would imagine the majority of hobbyists are in the mid to lower market who chase best bang for buck and it gives clarity to us all seeing a RUclipsr of your calibre who experiences million dollar rooms to have the experience and then showing us the best value for performance at reasonable prices for the majority 🙏
Thanks and I'm glad you noticed my focus on value. In many ways, I'm still that teenager just starting in the hobby looking for the best value... or products that actually beat the more expensive ones. I'll never represent any brand that doesn't pass the highest level of scrutiny for value, quality, customer service, and passion for the industry.
@@AudiophileJunkie No I have not found it at a reasonable price. eBay has it but the shipping kills the deal. The sleeving is way better then anything TechFlex has but I guess that is what we are stuck with here in America
Depending on the size you need, I can get most of the sleeves for under $10/meter. You don't have to buy the big rolls to my knowledge. Email me if interested and I can check for you.
As my "Audiophile Airbnb" gets constructed, Viablue passed my vetting with flying colors and no other accessory vendor has a more comprehensive product offering with everything constructed in-house.
One thing we forgot to mention is that you can actually buy all of their cable parts to DIY if you are qualified to construct your own cables.
Part 2 will have more details on the internal geometry of the cables.
4:17 Dude they’re BEAUTIFUL 🤩
The fact that I have a separate poweramp for my Atmos channels gives me the perfect opportunity to hear how cables can and do affect the noise floor. Even though the Atmos cables are shielded, unlike the superior shielding on my front stage channels, the shielding on the Atmos channels only has entry-level shielding. Hence, within a few minutes after turning the Atmos poweramp on, I'm able to hear how the noise floor rises ever so slightly! Considering I'm using the exact same model 4-ch poweramp for my front stage channel cables. Sonically, they really shouldn't be any difference. Not unless cables really do make a difference 🤔
GM ☕️🍩
Tip networks are all that’s left once you’ve got the basics sorted out.
Great video 👍👍
So what sort of pricing are these cables? I need a high power cable @1.75m and maybe some 2-3 meter speaker cables.
Thanks.
It really depends on the model number you choose. Take a look at their website and then email me some options you'd like to consider. I'll give you pricing and some suggestions. audiophilejunkies@gmail.com
GR research cables kick ass pure performance no fluff great value for money no marketing BS
I think Amir and Danny got into drama over marketing claims of the power cable awhile back. Can't remember how that ultimately turned out. I'm sure they are best friends now :)
@@AudiophileJunkie you have Danny’s speakers so I’m sure it turned out well for him 😂 I don’t like Amir, it was quite obvious he was being malicious towards GR Research and once the dust settled the truth was revealed, a product that’s executed correctly will ultimately do what it’s intended to do and GR Research do it with out all the marketing BS and fluff, I’m sure you have the experience to back that considering Dannys flagship speakers are in your room, have you tested his cables? Or is there no margin for you to deal them? Thanks for the response much appreciated 🙏
I've never tried his cables, but I'm sure they are fine. For me to represent a brand though, they have to be totally dedicated to that endeavor and not just a side gig. Danny is focused primarily on speakers. It doesn't mean he can't make a quality cable, but I look for companies with the technology, infrastructure, tools, and experience dedicated to their respective products. Plus, I suspect he sells direct and doesn't use dealers or do high volume.
Power cables especially need to be crafted for ultimate reliability and safety...on top of any audible performance gains...so the Blue Jeans and Viablue pedigree in that area are what I look for in choosing brands to put in my system.
@@AudiophileJunkiewell said, the industry needs more people like you who’s audience is the primary focus and providing them with 100% value for money, I would imagine the majority of hobbyists are in the mid to lower market who chase best bang for buck and it gives clarity to us all seeing a RUclipsr of your calibre who experiences million dollar rooms to have the experience and then showing us the best value for performance at reasonable prices for the majority 🙏
Thanks and I'm glad you noticed my focus on value. In many ways, I'm still that teenager just starting in the hobby looking for the best value... or products that actually beat the more expensive ones. I'll never represent any brand that doesn't pass the highest level of scrutiny for value, quality, customer service, and passion for the industry.
I have tried to get that cable sleeving to put on my cables I make and have not been successful.
So you bought the jacketing from them to DIY and having difficulty? I'm not sure of their process, but email me and I might be able to get you help.
@@AudiophileJunkie No I have not found it at a reasonable price. eBay has it but the shipping kills the deal. The sleeving is way better then anything TechFlex has but I guess that is what we are stuck with here in America
Depending on the size you need, I can get most of the sleeves for under $10/meter. You don't have to buy the big rolls to my knowledge. Email me if interested and I can check for you.