Python Alpha versus VH Audio AirSine

PS Audio UO do more harm than good when it comes to system sound, IMO. You're better off going straight to the wall.

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I had an AirSine with rhodium plugs supplying my Running Springs Audio Danielle power conditioner, and I have to say I was not that impressed. I replaced it with a custom cable from DCCA Audio which was way cheaper and sounded much better! I haven't heard the Python. Any reason you've narrowed your choices to those two cables?

Tomer

As indicated above, the outlet needs to be changed first but the Airsine is as good as the Python Helix imo.

I have had the UO for about 3 years because of protection and some filtering. I used it on the front end. Also it always seemed to get good reviews so I figured it offered protection and filtering for not alot of money.

I was using the Hydra on my amp only when I had it. A Taipan Alpha supplied it. It was a good cord but after time I felt like this combo did not sound natural. I plugged the amp directly to the wall and liked it better. The Hydra combo gave a certain tone to the music which grew tiresome over time. That is why I sold it. Maybe I should have tried another cord or better one? My amp is a VK-200.

I am also looking at getting a dedicated line. Any suggestions on what wire to use that is cost effective and performs well? And yes I will need an outlet like what is mentioned above or similiar. I am thinking maybe when I get the dedicated line then I will not need a conditioner. What do you think?

I had a Python Helix and sold it. I liked it but overall it pushed the soundstage back too far for my tastes. Another friend of mine said the same thing about it. I didn't know how the Python Alpha would compare?