Improving the Watt puupyvi

Pretty interesting. Guess you better make damn sure the warranty has expired!


Regards,
 

Do at your own risk!

First, Lars Fredell did the exact same thing with his W/P, what 10 or more years ago, before he got his Verity Parsifals. Nothing really new there.

As far as Part B goes, I'm not a fan of WBT connectors - esp. those EU certified ones. Try putting a big spade into them. Good luck! I had compared years ago the Clearaudio RCAs with the WBT RCAs on identical pairs of Discovery ics. It wasn't a contest. The Clearaudio's won hands down.

Now as far as the cabling goes, he's the first I know that thinks the Siltech is soft or the Transparent is hard. I swapped at the time I had the W/P, the Transparent Puppy tails for the then standard MIT (now this is ten or so years ago). The Transparent took away much of the W/P's hardness and made them sound far more musical and easy on the ears. I also didn't know Dave had changed over to Transparent for the speaker's internal wiring.

I think this guy needs to look upstream of his speakers for problems, not with the Transparent cabling.
 
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I guess you guys missed the point. The question is did you hear a difference. As the author points out- clearly a matter of taste. I detected a bright slightly p a sound to a darker smooth sound. proving that cables do make a difference. What about that cheap batting Wilson used. if nothing else Wilson should use the best of the best.
 

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