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Argento Flow
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Dette er den billigste varianten.
Den kommer også i FMR og FMR EE versjon.
Pris er ukjent på idag.
Tidlige tester indikerer lydkvalitet i SMR EE sin klasse - prisen på SMR EE er 10000 pr m.
Flow er mer musikalsk enn den gamle toppmodellen og kontaktene lager Argento selv.
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Den kommer også i FMR og FMR EE versjon.
Pris er ukjent på idag.
Tidlige tester indikerer lydkvalitet i SMR EE sin klasse - prisen på SMR EE er 10000 pr m.
Flow er mer musikalsk enn den gamle toppmodellen og kontaktene lager Argento selv.
Flere bilder
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- 25.12.2003
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Her tester de en 2-meters nettkabel til 1800,-.
http://www.sixmoons.com/audioreviews/argento/flow.html
Det gir kanskje en pekepinn på hvilket prisnivå det er er snakk om.
http://www.sixmoons.com/audioreviews/argento/flow.html
Det gir kanskje en pekepinn på hvilket prisnivå det er er snakk om.
Flow against Jorma Prime, Stealth Indra (Titanium connector) and Siltech Compass Lake G6 (SATT)
The latest flow blows away the Jorma Prime and Stealth Indra. I didn't call it a stop. It was the owner who stop the Zanden playing with the Prime connecting the 5000s and the Tidal Preos. The same situation repeats when Indra was showcasing.
After that, they did not bother to put the Siltech in. I did not say they are not good. They are consider good cable indeed.
But the Flow is simply another class at half the retail price of Jorma Prime.
On more listening, I figure out the magic behind this Flow interconnect which resembles much (but more advanced) of their power cable series.
It is the tempo and rhythm which is more accurate leading to a quicker 'engagement' into the music.
Is it because of the conductor, the connectors or whatever design inside, I don't have a clue, but it really excels over their SMR series as the latter has the speed but not necessarily 'the right speed at the right time'...
I don't know how to describe but the speed on SMR is somewhat more monotonous to me after hearing the new Flow...only SMR EE with new connectors remain on my 'challenge-and-champion' list after these few days with Flow.
I start to worry for SMREE when the new FMR comes...
The latest flow blows away the Jorma Prime and Stealth Indra. I didn't call it a stop. It was the owner who stop the Zanden playing with the Prime connecting the 5000s and the Tidal Preos. The same situation repeats when Indra was showcasing.
After that, they did not bother to put the Siltech in. I did not say they are not good. They are consider good cable indeed.
But the Flow is simply another class at half the retail price of Jorma Prime.
On more listening, I figure out the magic behind this Flow interconnect which resembles much (but more advanced) of their power cable series.
It is the tempo and rhythm which is more accurate leading to a quicker 'engagement' into the music.
Is it because of the conductor, the connectors or whatever design inside, I don't have a clue, but it really excels over their SMR series as the latter has the speed but not necessarily 'the right speed at the right time'...
I don't know how to describe but the speed on SMR is somewhat more monotonous to me after hearing the new Flow...only SMR EE with new connectors remain on my 'challenge-and-champion' list after these few days with Flow.
I start to worry for SMREE when the new FMR comes...
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I agree the flow is simply in a class of its own. It really plays music. It is very smooth and coherent without rounding off the leading edges.
It is very silent, especially notable in piano recording.
I have a pair of OPUS MM at 6 times the price but still cannot generate the "flow" and "silence" factor. I just use one pair from the Bergman Sindre to the Tidal Preos phono section.
The imaging is also extremely precise. It seems like Argento knows there will be a financial crisis when they were researching the flow series of interconnects. Like others, I can't imagine the forthcoming FMR. If you tell me this is FMR, I'd believe without asking any questions.
I agree the flow is simply in a class of its own. It really plays music. It is very smooth and coherent without rounding off the leading edges.
It is very silent, especially notable in piano recording.
I have a pair of OPUS MM at 6 times the price but still cannot generate the "flow" and "silence" factor. I just use one pair from the Bergman Sindre to the Tidal Preos phono section.
The imaging is also extremely precise. It seems like Argento knows there will be a financial crisis when they were researching the flow series of interconnects. Like others, I can't imagine the forthcoming FMR. If you tell me this is FMR, I'd believe without asking any questions.
R
Roysen
Gjest
Den testen du viser til med Argento Flow vs. Jorma Prime vs. Stealth Indra vs. Siltech G6 Compass Lake er litt missvisende. Testen er foretatt på Zanden. For det første spiller ikke den som andre CD-spillere da den ikke upsampler og ikke har noe digital filter. Den spiller dermed veldig likt en platespiller. Den kler derfor kabler med samme lydsignatur. Siltech Compass Lake er ikke i den gaten i det hele tatt.
I mitt forrige oppsett derimot spilte Siltech Compass Lake ringer rundt Stealth Indra da riktignok i balanserte utgaver mens det som må ha vært testet her er ubalanserte.
Mvh
Roysen
I mitt forrige oppsett derimot spilte Siltech Compass Lake ringer rundt Stealth Indra da riktignok i balanserte utgaver mens det som må ha vært testet her er ubalanserte.
Mvh
Roysen
R
Roysen
Gjest
Wizard,
Hvilke modeller av Flow nettkabler finnes og kan du forklare hva de forkortelsene står for?
Mvh
Roysen
Hvilke modeller av Flow nettkabler finnes og kan du forklare hva de forkortelsene står for?
Mvh
Roysen
Det finnes pr idag 2 modeller av Flow nettkablene.Roysen skrev:
FMR står for Flow Master Reference, FMR kommer kanskje i EE versjon (Extreme Edition) i 2010.
Priser nettkabler
Flow 2m: 1850 Euro
Ekstra 1m: 500 Euro
FMR 2m: 3300 Euro
Ekstra 1m: 1000 Euro
- Ble medlem
- 19.01.2003
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Skulle fått tak i disse i bulk - sikkert ikke billig den innpakningen heller, er jeg reddTubesnake skrev:
Organic vs. Siltech G7
We compared the organic to the siltech g7 cables about 8 times the price last night. So here is the result, the G7 is more quiet, and the mid frequency is more pleasing, the low mid bass punch is stronger. It is use between my viola preamp adn mark levinson amp. This is what you expect from an expensive siltech cables. Here comes the organic which is not as quiet as the g7, less bass punch but at the same time the organic is more clear than the g7 from top to bottom. I understand the organic is a copper cable, not a silver cable. I hear more mid frequency changes, the mouth of the singer moving, and the microphone location, and so it also goes well the bass is more clear. The overall sound is not bright but not as warm as the siltech.
G7 is of course a better cable than the organic and it is not fair to compare the cable at 9 times the price but we also feel this organic cable has some areas that is better than the siltech.
In this case, can we say G7 is more pleasing to ears but carry some form of coloration while Organic tends to be more neutral in in terms of musicality, it delivered more natural music and better coherence. I have not tried Organic but just try to 'translate' your description to my more familiar cable assessment language...
When our friends play some Chinese made vocal recordings, the G7 siltech cables give us more beautiful sound. If there is no comparison, the midband of the G7 is more clear than G6. When organic use, then there are clearly more details and movement of the singers than G7. On some very nicely records, we all felt organic gives us more. I asked Charlie a few times whether this is a silver cable. But this is just a copper cable, and so this is the big surprise because it is more clear than silver cable. But the sound is not bright.
We compared the organic to the siltech g7 cables about 8 times the price last night. So here is the result, the G7 is more quiet, and the mid frequency is more pleasing, the low mid bass punch is stronger. It is use between my viola preamp adn mark levinson amp. This is what you expect from an expensive siltech cables. Here comes the organic which is not as quiet as the g7, less bass punch but at the same time the organic is more clear than the g7 from top to bottom. I understand the organic is a copper cable, not a silver cable. I hear more mid frequency changes, the mouth of the singer moving, and the microphone location, and so it also goes well the bass is more clear. The overall sound is not bright but not as warm as the siltech.
G7 is of course a better cable than the organic and it is not fair to compare the cable at 9 times the price but we also feel this organic cable has some areas that is better than the siltech.
In this case, can we say G7 is more pleasing to ears but carry some form of coloration while Organic tends to be more neutral in in terms of musicality, it delivered more natural music and better coherence. I have not tried Organic but just try to 'translate' your description to my more familiar cable assessment language...
When our friends play some Chinese made vocal recordings, the G7 siltech cables give us more beautiful sound. If there is no comparison, the midband of the G7 is more clear than G6. When organic use, then there are clearly more details and movement of the singers than G7. On some very nicely records, we all felt organic gives us more. I asked Charlie a few times whether this is a silver cable. But this is just a copper cable, and so this is the big surprise because it is more clear than silver cable. But the sound is not bright.
