Review #10 - Turntable Cable Magnus Turntable - Try a Ricable
Fabio E.
Source: Pro-Ject RPM 9.1 Acryl, Thorens TD 124, Gold Note PH-10, EMM Labs CDSA SE
DAC: Dedicated
DAC Brand and Model: Audio Analogue Vivace
Amplification System: Integrated
Amplifier: Krell Vanguard
Acoustic Speakers: Monitor Audio Platinum PL300
The following review of the turntable cable Magnus Turntable is the result of the "Try a Ricable" initiative, which was created, in collaboration with listening groups or Hi-Fi forums, to collect testimonials from from the real listening experience of users, in their own reference Hi-Fi system.
The following Feedback was created on the basis of a predefined questionnaire to which the user returned their impressions, in a completely free.
We thank Fabio for his time.
Certainly the appearance is very neat and gives the idea of a professional cable.
Although I know that the correct way to compare condition A with condition B is by ABX comparison, as I had no time on my hands I limited myself to listening with reversed cables. In fact, I listened to the same records for some time, occasionally replacing the original cables of my Thorens TD 126 Centennial with those Ricable Magnus Turntable MT1.
I rehearsed using a Norah Jones LP, Not too late, and a Reference Recordings LP, Mephisto & Co. 45 RPM.
Have you encountered any?
The Ricable cables were very noticeably more complete on the lower and higher frequencies, improved the dynamics of the sound on almost all frequencies, and the sound was cleaner, clearer and more neutral, less muffled.
What did you enjoy?
- Aesthetic and construction quality
- More accurate and neutral sound
- Better represented sound frequencies especially in very low and very high range
What would you improve?
- Nothing to report
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