Audioquest Sky Interconnects

I have listened to these cables on my Krell Mono blocks and preamplifier. They do that the lid right of the speakers. Open up the top like no other interconnect I have had the pleasure or displeasure of listening too.

Because they use silver as their conductor I found that the Sky cables show the the limitations of your equipment like no other cable.

I reccommend them only for the guy that has 30K plus invested in power pre and appropriate speakers.

Skyhawk,

I agree somewhat with what you are saying yet I have to disagree. I would not put Krell Monoblocks in a League above most any good Tube amplifier. I mean if you open them up, there are PC boards and copper wire used internally. My Cary Signature for example is wired internally with Kimber Silver and is all point to point wiring with NO PC BOARDS. Solid State is Solid State and some people like it, I would rather hear things though tubes.

Back to my point though; wouldn't the Silver internal wiring reveal limitations as well no matter what the cost? I think again it all boils down to system synergy. I was a big fan of AudioQuest products and used their Diamondx3, Anaconda with great results. The Au24 simply out classed the SKY in my audition. Again, I think it is all synergy.

I would also dare to say that most $30K plus systems that I have auditioned can be out down with a little know how on set up and with only half the money to spend. Anyway, not trying to start a HOLY WAR here but that is my assesment...

KiD

i have to agree with the kid even though i run ss amps ( i am a creature of convience. a tube pre-amp is a hassle enough)

tube amps have a "presence' that ss amps cant touch ( even the halcro mono's - the bats tube mono's were 1/2 the price and better sounding imo)

getting back to the original post...

silver interconnects / speaker cables are definelty very, very system and taste dependant ( your mileage may vary).

you really need to try them in your system or pu a used pair at a fair price to audition( if they dont work out, you can sell them and break even)

my 2 cents...

mike