For Sale Furutech DSS 4.1 Speaker Cables

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This is Furutech's top-level speaker cable that I bought to resolve listening fatigue I was getting from harsh bright recordings and it worked very well. I have since bought new equipment and had more expensive cables thrown in the deal. I paid $5,200 to have these professionally terminated with Eichmann silver bayonet connectors.  They are 2 x 3.5 metres and can be shortened if required. There are many reviews  and the following excerpts from reviews tells all:

The best way I can describe the sound of the Furutech cable is “wide open.” Compared to other cables I’ve had at my disposal, swapping in the Furutech sounds equivalent to the visual effect of renovating your living room from normal-sized windows to floor-to-ceiling glass. Suddenly everything feels more open, airy and illuminated. Notice that I didn’t say “brighter - there’s a difference. The Furutech allows more sonic light to pass into your listening room, so when the music is brilliant and luminous, your room is suitably illuminated. But once the sun sets, that wall of glass becomes as pitch black as the night sky - and so the Furutech can be quiet and dark when called for.

The Furutech gives the feeling of extremely wide bandwidth with no attenuation of energy or dynamics across the frequency spectrum, particularly at the extreme highs and lows. This helps it unlock more of the capability of my recent system upgrades - the top-to-bottom dynamics of the Audiovector speakers and ultra-wide-bandwidth of the Gryphon separates. In the lower frequencies the Furutech is a big step up in bass energy and resolution, transmitting more of a recording’s energy and tone in the bottom three octaves.

It delivers the type of detail and energy one would expect from an ultra high-end wire, but in an honest and unforced manner that draws one to the qualities of the source material and music without distraction. The net musical result is music has wider variation in color, texture, nuance and ultimately emotional impact.

https://taww.co/post/661286450716934144/review-furutech-dss-41-speaker-cable-dps-41-power-cord

Shootout comparison:

 A), Cardas’ Golden Cross (2.5m pair- $3,200 USD); B), AudioQuest’s Meteor (2.5m pair- $5,600 USD); C), High Fidelity Cables’ (HFC’s) Ultimate (3.0m pair- $14,000 USD); and D), Stealth’s Dream v16 (3.0m pair- $18,000 USD).

Against Furutech’s beast, the Cardas and AQ cables were veiled, blurred, and sluggish. Their sonics were more tainted than Flint Michigan tap water. The bass registers sounded like a drunken racehorse that’d sucked back a case of organic wheat beer and 16 pickled eggs had blown a toxic, thunderous, and one note fart. Stated succinctly, there was no comparison in sound quality. Across the frequency spectrum, the DSS-4.1 SCs delivered significantly better PRaT, timbral accuracy, and a more lifelike sound than the AQ and Cardas models.

http://novohighend.com/furutech-dss-4-1-speaker-cable-review/2/

https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/furutech-dss-4-1-speaker-cables-dps-4-1-power-cable/

http://singaporehifi.blogspot.com/2019/02/furutech-dss-41-speaker-bulk-cable.html