Kimber Kable OPT1 Toslink digital cable Video/Digital Cables
Kimber Kable OPT1 Toslink digital cable Video/Digital Cables
USER REVIEWS
[Jan 11, 2000]
Mark Mangold
Audiophile
Strength:
Kimber name, flexibilty
Weakness:
thin midrange with screechy highs I am forced to use a Toslinkcable in my high end car system. I have a Sony ES10 disc changer with Toslink output. The Toslink goes to a Monarchy DIP MKII and then AES/EBU via a D.H. Labs D-110 to a Theta Digital Basic IIIA DAC. The winner of the three cables above was clearly the Optichord. The Kimber was very thin sounding with screechy highs. The Monster Cable had a clear high end which initially seemed superior to the Optichord. However, further listening revealed excessive brightness and congestion in busy passages. The Optichord is more relaxed and lifelike. Optichord 5 stars Highly recommended!!! Similar Products Used: Monster Cable Lightspeed 100, The Chord Co. U.K. Optichord |
[Sep 28, 2000]
DaleB
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Simplicity of function & design
Weakness:
None I am not that enamored with optical cables, but use this one for my satellite receiver's AC3 output. Similar Products Used: Monster Lightspeed 100 |
[Feb 14, 2001]
mel
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Simplicity, built and design
Weakness:
none eversince I replace my Optical cable from Monster to Similar Products Used: Monter Cable-optical |
[May 25, 2000]
Jason
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Kimber quality
Weakness:
With Kimber?? You have to be kidding. I can not recommend Kimber any higher. They are top quality and have been for over 20 years. If you are going to spend $50 for and optical cable, why not with one of the best? Monster has crap for the same price. Use Kimber in every connection you can and you won't go wrong. 5 stars all the way Similar Products Used: Kimber Hero, V-21, V-30 |
[Jul 13, 2000]
James
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
Far superior to freeby toslink
Weakness:
jack sh** Connected between Cambridge Audio discmagic and Meridian 203 dac7, the freeby toslink never compared to a quality 75Ohm. Changing to the Kimber has cleaned up the midrange and made treble less exposed. It is preferable (in my system) to electrical connection. I am not making a judgement on the overall differences between 75Ohm and toslink, but in my combo it sounds best. Far, far superior to sony's freeby. Similar Products Used: freeby toslink that came with a sony minidisc seperate |