Review #8 - Cable Dedalus Speaker - Ricable Review

As soon as I opened the plain cardboard box that contained the packaging of Dedalus I was sincerely surprised and amazed. The packaging is worthy of jewelry store products! The first impression upon touching the cables was of solid, well-finished and carefully constructed objects--they give a pleasant sense of reliability. Certainly they are not easy cables to hide, both because of their size and their rather garish color, but this is an exquisitely aesthetic aspect that in some cases could be considered a plus.
I also appreciated the detail of the pull ties to hold the cables, which are strictly branded with the logo Ricable. Although I purchased used cables, the feeling was that I was dealing with a new product, both in terms of packaging and the condition of the contents.

From the very first bars, a number of differences were evident, for the better, from my previous equipment. The Dedalus brought out a more articulate and controlled low range from my speakers, producing the perception of greater prominence of low frequencies, and their greater intelligibility.
There was also a marked improvement on the higher frequencies, for example, drum cymbals or the hi-hat were clearer, more vivid and resonant in the listening room, as if in air suspension, with a sound, especially when passing the brushes, pass me the term, "golden." Detail in general is much improved, a little anecdote: while listening to Blue in Green (in Kind of Blue, Miles Davis), towards the end of the piece, I noticed, for the first time, that the double bass makes the last bars played with the bow! What can I say, maybe I had never been so attentive to listening, but the effect of surprise and amazement at spotting a "new" sound in a piece heard over and over again made me fall in love with Dedalus.