Gabriel Gold IC's are they really this good?

Yep, I am fully expecting the sound to evolve over the next few weeks, as would be expected. I was so astounded by what I heard that I figured I would go ahead and write it out. I'll move the cables around a bit in a couple of weeks to see what happens. But honestly, I will be surprised if my system with this same hardware ever sounds better than it does right now. It's just incredible. The sound stage, imaging, tone, detail, and frequency extension are all perfect. I've never heard anything like it. I'm 110% satisfied and I would unreservedly recommend the GGs. I was considering upgrading my crossover and all kinds of other things, but I need to rethink that now to see if it is even necessary.

Geojap,

Thought you should know that the GG are indead the real thing but only after 100 hours. Any concerns you may have during the break in period are eliminated once the cable is broken in. My first Revelation GG changed after the 45th hour. My second Revation changed after the 47th hour.

On track 7 "Psalme" (Global House cd) the thunder bolt strike and subsequent Bass guitar on this track tells the GG story. Its fast dynamic and has a temporal rythm that makes everything soung 'entertaining' to listen to. These cables have an inner beauty to them.

Enjoy

**Correction** "Thundernight" #6 is the correct track I tested on the Global House cd.

I have had the Gabriel Gold Extremes in my rig for two weeks and the music is incredible. Piano notes are like standing beside the piano, hearing the notes being struck, crisp and clean. Bass is tight and mids to die for. I have no idea what the Revelation brings to the equation, but the Extremes are great cables.

Elsneb,

I am almost sure that there is more of the same than there are differences between the Extremes and the Revelation. If there is anyone who has done the comparison your are welcome to chime in.

I will say in my system before the break in period started (40 hours plus) there is a "soft" but natural character with the upper frequencies on the Revelatons. Somewhat laid back mids, with no artificial gushing of the bass but still very nice sound.

Then pass the 46th hour the cable takes on the character that others have reported on these pages prompting the response, "its a keeper".