which kimber interconnects good for a neutral cdp

i have auditioned kimber select, i have owned kimber pbj and auditioned kimber hero. i would stay away from all of them, given your characterization of the cdp player.

none of the kimber cables are warm. warm is a coloration. kimber aims for neutrality.

call them up and ask them what their philosophy is.

it is very hard to find warm cables. no designer will admit to deliberately producing a colored cable.

finding one is very difficult.

Bobrock,
Are you looking for an ultra warm, rich, syrupy, dark, veiled, slow, carmel colored cable? Sorry but I did not read in your post what Mrtennis seems to see.

hi leica man:

there are no syrupy, dark, veiled , slow, carmel colored cables, period ! they don't exist, they never existed and no designer would ever design them.

there are no amps, preamps or speakers which have the above characteristics, either. again, no manufacturer would dare sell them.

there are no syrupy, dark, veiled , slow, carmel colored cables, period ! they don't exist, they never existed and no designer would ever design them.

there are no amps, preamps or speakers which have the above characteristics, either. again, no manufacturer would dare sell them.

If everybody shares the same thinking or philosophy as yours, I reckon there wouldn't be any discussions on CD players, amps, preamps, speakers or cables. In fact the forums wouldn't exist. Reviewers won't be able to use any adjectives to describe the product in review or make any comparisons. And only one line will be applicable :-

------------------All products are designed towards neutrality ----------------

Or do you mean something else?

Bobrock, sometimes it is difficult to get advice without alot of noise.....google 1011 reviews and do a little research. The 1011 is the 1010 with an additional run of copper which is designed to help out systems on the lean side. What it does for my system is what I stated above. good luck