HiDiamond Power cords...

I have all HiDiamond XLR3 interconnects, Reference HD digital, and 4 HD4 power cords and about 6 of the HD3 power cords.
I use these power cables throughout my 2 channel and home theater equipment.
Best investment one can make in cabling.

I completed my HiDiamond loom yesterday albeit the models I have aren't very top of the line like some of you (all the cables I order do have graphite in them). Started off with a few D3 powercords and now I have all HiDiamonds. The latest additions just started the break-in process, but from listening after a few hours, phase coherency is a beautiful thing. Music just sounds whole and one (if that makes any sense).

The cables still have a way to go, but so far I'm very much liking what these cables do to my system. My cabling experience isn't very vast, but since I started changing cables 8-9 months ago, last night listening session was the best in a very long time.

My question is - if you have a 2 channel system with all HD cables say 2 ICs, 1 digital cable, 4 power cables and 1 set of speaker cables, maybe a pair of jumpers, what did that cost you overall? I did not take the time to look this up. I am wondering how much of an improvement that made versus having a better preamp, source or speakers.

Interested in know more about my question and where most of the improvement the cables offered in your system and why.

Thanks.

Bigkidz, I feel that my system is the best I could afford for the type of sound and music I prefer.
Cables will be necessary regardless of if or when I may change components in the future.

Until the technology for completely wireless connections are perfected,the HiDiamond Cables are the way to go, regardless of the system.

I must agree with Ozzy because after trying far too many crazy expensive cables; HiDiamond cables are the only cables to completely disappear in my system. I now have HiDiamond cables front to back in my system and for the first time in over 30 plus years of swapping cables I am completely satisfied with my cables.