characteristics between these


I've heard good things about Kimber Hero, Analysis plus oval one, and Anti-cable.

Just wondering what the kind of characteristics I'm to expect out of each ICs...

Thank you.
monoblock
I would suggest that you add the Morrow Audio MA2 cables to your short list of excellent sounding, reasonably priced interconnects. I use them in two of my audio systems, and I have found that they offer sound quality that is in a league well above their price tier. I believe that Mike is offering a 60-day audition that allows you to try his cables on what amounts to a risk-free basis.

As for the sound quality, I have found the cables to be exceedingly neutral. The cables won't do much of anything in the way of acting as tone controls. They will simply give you a very transparent window into the inherent sound of your components and recordings.
I'll second the response with Hero, good solid cable that maintains air and space in the soundstage. I also have to put in a vote for Kimber PBJ in terms of clarity and air. A good combination for me is Kimber Select 1011 upstream and PBJ between preamp and amps. The select is round, full-bodied and very very smooth and the PBJ adds clarity, air and a little bite for excitement. Two runs of either is too much. I find they balance each other nicely.....tuning the system you might say.
Anti-Cables are quite good. Also outstanding are DNM Reson with Eichmann bullet plugs. I used both to great effect. Hero is good too, though I liked the aforementioned better.