Morrow vs. PNF speaker cable

Morrow now charges 8% on all returns except if you upgrade to another cable. So you lose 8% of what you paid. It's his new policy and advertised on his website.

Morrow now charges 8% on all returns except if you upgrade to another cable. So you lose 8% of what you paid. It's his new policy and advertised on his website.
Joeyboynj (System | Threads | Answers)

A link to this policy would be appreciated. The 8% fee is not mentioned on the Easy Return Policy page.

We no longer charge the 8% restocking/ return fee. You can see our return policy here:
http://www.morrowaudio.com/easyreturn.htm

Also, anyone who would like to try our cables, use the coupon code "special" in our shopping cart to receive an additional 10% off!

Mike Morrow,
Morrow Audio

I have used the cheaper Morrow cable (SP2), PNF, Bogdan Goldy and MAS Hybrids. I found all great bargains. For further information, e-mail me, as I feel it a conflict of interest to post more publicly, since I have a pair of cables for sale.

I'm sure the Morrow cables are a good product, but I've been a HIGHLY satisfied PNF customer for a long time now, so I guess I should throw my two cents in! Over the years I've tried so many different types of cable, I can hardly remember them all, including all the ones you would normally hear of. When I got to PNF, the journey ended. Not sure what the exact reason for their performance is, very possibly the continuous cast nature of their wire, but I've found that it does what a cable is supposed to do better that any other; it passes a signal correctly from point A to B with the least interference to the integrity of that signal.

The law of diminsihng returns is probably more prevalent in the world of cables than anywhere else. I've found that the PNF products are MORE than a bargain. They're probably grossly underpriced to be perfectly honest, especially in relation to the cables that they compare to in use. The Symphony speaker cables are outstanding and when you couple them with PNF's ic's they are truly a synergistic match that becomes another component in your audio system. Steve Jain at PNF is great to work with and very attentive to whatever your needs are as well. Don't just take my word for it, try them.... most folks who have are glad they did!