I just replaces a DH Labs Silver Sonic D-75 digital cable with the AudioQuest Cinnamon digital cable in my main system. That DH Labs Silver Sonic has been a hard cable to beat so far, its well built, was designed properly, and the icing on the cake, it wasn't expensive. But early returns suggest the AudioQuest Cinnamon may well be the cable to facilitate the change in my all AudioQuest system. The AQ just seems to open up the soundstage a bit wider, and offer better separation of the musicians.
Thanks for your business over the years, and your nice comments. I don't know how to explain the differences you are hearing based on what I know about the two cables, but we do have other options you may want to try some day if you are curious.
Hi there thanks for reaching out . You guys have excellent cables that are proven and very sturdy. Much of my infrastructure is reliant on everything from the LC-1 to the cat 6a Ethernet cables. When it comes to my HiFi system I thought I would experiment with a mid tier audioquest digital cable and compare the sound. Like I said it’s not night and day but the best way I could describe the cinnamon seemed “higher resolution “ than the orange digital BJC cable. I don’t know the science behind it either. But I’m glad there is at least a marginal difference considering the price. I’m not leaving you guys overall though… :). Thanks for commenting.
I too am a Blue Jeans cable user (speaker, interconnects, digital coax). I use same coax cable as you between my CD transport and DAC. I started with the Amazon Basic Digital Coax. I use Roon too. I replaced my standard 5ft. USB A to B with an Audioquest Cinnamon 2 1/2 ft USB cable between my Bluesound Node and Mytek Brooklyn DAC+. Not sure it made much of a difference as it’s too difficult to swap cables for a listening test. With your sound samples via RUclips it was hard to discern the difference, maybe a little more bass with the Cinnamon. Thanks for posting your video.
Nice video. It’s true that some cables may be more open in soundstage and detail than others. Your choice in music recordings can also affect how well it sounds. I’m using shunyata theta coax cable and it sounds great though I’m still burning them in. But I’ve also been using the shunyata venom USB and man does it sound great! Now while I listen to all kinds of music, I’m mostly listening to jazz on my system. With jazz I can hear lots of separation and depth. My noise floor dropped tremendously since I changed out the power cables with the shunyata cables. Nice improvement on my system. Just thought I’d share my experience with cables. Thanks for the video.
@@Studio3BRocks The Christmas morning” phenomena unboxing thrill on RUclips has gotten overdone when it’s at a point of unboxing a box of cables, no? I can see it’s helpful with complicated packed audio gear that will someday might need to be repackaged but for something as simple as a flap to open and pull out a cable, come on? The next worst is the up close slow motion peeling off of the screen protector film, kills me every time! But hey, gotta fill time one way or another and keep those video counts going to satisfy the algorithm, right? ✌️
yeah i appreciate the helpful insights. Truly. Don't recall if I even knew what an audio quest packaging was like at the time but yeah... sorry to waste your time... feel free to enjoy the rest of the video.
I just replaces a DH Labs Silver Sonic D-75 digital cable with the AudioQuest Cinnamon digital cable in my main system. That DH Labs Silver Sonic has been a hard cable to beat so far, its well built, was designed properly, and the icing on the cake, it wasn't expensive. But early returns suggest the AudioQuest Cinnamon may well be the cable to facilitate the change in my all AudioQuest system. The AQ just seems to open up the soundstage a bit wider, and offer better separation of the musicians.
Thanks for your business over the years, and your nice comments. I don't know how to explain the differences you are hearing based on what I know about the two cables, but we do have other options you may want to try some day if you are curious.
Hi there thanks for reaching out . You guys have excellent cables that are proven and very sturdy. Much of my infrastructure is reliant on everything from the LC-1 to the cat 6a Ethernet cables. When it comes to my HiFi system I thought I would experiment with a mid tier audioquest digital cable and compare the sound. Like I said it’s not night and day but the best way I could describe the cinnamon seemed “higher resolution “ than the orange digital BJC cable. I don’t know the science behind it either. But I’m glad there is at least a marginal difference considering the price. I’m not leaving you guys overall though… :). Thanks for commenting.
I too am a Blue Jeans cable user (speaker, interconnects, digital coax). I use same coax cable as you between my CD transport and DAC. I started with the Amazon Basic Digital Coax. I use Roon too.
I replaced my standard 5ft. USB A to B with an Audioquest Cinnamon 2 1/2 ft USB cable between my Bluesound Node and Mytek Brooklyn DAC+. Not sure it made much of a difference as it’s too difficult to swap cables for a listening test.
With your sound samples via RUclips it was hard to discern the difference, maybe a little more bass with the Cinnamon.
Thanks for posting your video.
Thanks for watching! Yes RUclips compression makes it harder to discern. I heard differences for the better. Enjoy your system.
Nice video. It’s true that some cables may be more open in soundstage and detail than others. Your choice in music recordings can also affect how well it sounds. I’m using shunyata theta coax cable and it sounds great though I’m still burning them in. But I’ve also been using the shunyata venom USB and man does it sound great! Now while I listen to all kinds of music, I’m mostly listening to jazz on my system. With jazz I can hear lots of separation and depth. My noise floor dropped tremendously since I changed out the power cables with the shunyata cables. Nice improvement on my system. Just thought I’d share my experience with cables. Thanks for the video.
Unboxing the box, seriously? 😂
Why not
@@Studio3BRocks The Christmas morning” phenomena unboxing thrill on RUclips has gotten overdone when it’s at a point of unboxing a box of cables, no? I can see it’s helpful with complicated packed audio gear that will someday might need to be repackaged but for something as simple as a flap to open and pull out a cable, come on? The next worst is the up close slow motion peeling off of the screen protector film, kills me every time! But hey, gotta fill time one way or another and keep those video counts going to satisfy the algorithm, right? ✌️
yeah i appreciate the helpful insights. Truly. Don't recall if I even knew what an audio quest packaging was like at the time but yeah... sorry to waste your time... feel free to enjoy the rest of the video.
@@Studio3BRocks We’re all in this together! 😉
Thresh music. Hard to get the needed details to catch a difference. Didn't hear a difference on RUclips.