i m not sure how to define 聲收快 and 硬 because every one have different feeling , but if you compare sunfire to mk woofer ....i will say sunfire was slow and more 氣分.... ,so maybe need silver cab ...
claero 發表於 2009-12-14 01:01
That really depend on what you like...... I was a sunfire user before... I don't think I will use QED to sunfire to make it produces less movie 氣分..... and 薄聲.....
DBS (DIELECTRIC-BIAS SYSTEM): All insulation slows down the signal on the conductor inside. When insulation is un-biased, it slows down parts of the signal differently, a big problem for very time sensitive multi-octave audio.
AudioQuest’s DBS creates a strong stable electrostatic field which saturates and polarizes (organizes) the molecules of the insulation. This minimizes both energy storage in the insulation and the multiple nonlinear time-delays. Sound appears from a surprisingly black background with unexpected detail and dynamic contrast. The DBS pack’s batteries will last for years. A test button and LED allow for the occasional battery check.
The patented Dielectric Bias System (US Pat 7,126,055) is a simple,
elegant solution to one of cable’s most vexing performance challenges.
A highly misunderstood area of cable performance is the subject of cable
run-in, sometimes (inaccurately) referred to as “break-in.” “Break-in”
properly applies to one-way mechanical phenomena, such as a motor
or a loudspeaker surround. Cables and capacitors do not “break-in”,
rather their “dielectric forms,” meaning that it takes time for the dielectric
material to adapt to a charged state.
This process is quite audible and explains the significant improvement
heard in electronics, loudspeakers and cables as signal is applied over
a period of time. It has long been noted that cables (and all audio components)
sound better after having been left turned-on for a number
of days. It has also been noted that once turned off, the component or
cable slowly returns to its original uncharged state. For many music lovers,
this means that they are almost never hearing their cables in their
optimum state.
Cables and capacitors do not “break-in”,
rather their “dielectric forms,” meaning that it takes time for the dielectric
material to adapt to a charged state.
This process is quite audible and explains the significant improvement
heard in electronics, loudspeakers and cables as signal is applied over
a period of time. It has long been noted that cables (and all audio components)
sound better after having been left turned-on for a number
of days. It has also been noted that once turned off, the component or
cable slowly returns to its original uncharged state.
發表於 2009-12-14 01:04
樓主
終於為ＳＰＬ Ultra 1200 配了條蛇，一齊煲（唔知煲幾耐，用咩煲好呢）
