Sumiko OCOS Speaker Cables
Sumiko OCOS Speaker Cables
USER REVIEWS
[Feb 19, 1997]
Mark Newsom
an Audio Enthusiast
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[Jan 05, 1999]
Ed
an Audio Enthusiast
I used to own a biwirable pair of OCOS cables which was powered by Cyrus 3 PSX-R& later Krell KAV300i. The speakers were B&W 604s. CD player changed from |
[May 07, 1997]
ken
an Audiophile
The ocos wire works wonderfully with my sonus fabre extremas. I tried this wire based on the suggestion of sumiko and other sonus fabre users. It is the only wire for these speakers I would use at any cost. The soundstage just blew out the walls, the speakers just dissapear. They could charge much more for this wire. I also would run 3 parallel runs and do not bi-wire. The bass comes right in with this setup. The treble is unbelievable. I use 2 classe ca300's and the new wadia 860 with no preamp. I use cardas golden cross balanced interconnects. This wire can sound crappy with other speakers. Something about the dynaudio esotar mates well with ocos. |
[Feb 27, 2000]
George
Audiophile
Strength:
very good to excellent sonics, well constructed, flexible, great value for money There are better cables out there, but few at this price level with anywhere near the combinations of strenghts. Sonically, very good to excellent. It is very clean sounding and doesn't seem to add any major colorations to the sound. Don't be fooled by price. This cable can be used in systems costing $20,000 to $40,000 with little compromise. Just as importantly, OCOS is a user friendly cable. It's very well constructed, small in diameter and fairly flexible. Others have commented that the bass is soft. This can be addressed by doing a double run of cable to the bass terminals. I have used this cable for nearly four years and I have been tempted to ugrade to any number of $2,500+ cables. However, when I listen, some of the other cables are a little more open, have a little better bass, a little more detail, etc., but the differences are not very great. Superb value. |