I have a fairly complete set of Analysis Plus Solo Crystal interconnects and speaker cables that are not being used so it's time to let them go. I have been reluctant to sell them as I thought I would use them in a system in my basement but that isn't going to happen and I am very satisfied with my Cardas Golden Cross cables in my current main setup.The Analysis Plus system is continuous cast copper wire so it doesn't suffer the detrimental sonic effects of standard wire. The structure of continuous cast creates extremely long grains of crystals that are 125 meters or longer in each strand. Regular copper wire is highly crystallized and under an electron microscope one can see the difference easily. Listening to the two side by side is discernible by a smearing of the instruments and soundstage. There is a also a lack of coherence compared to standard drawn wire. The AP cables are so wonderfully smooth in the top end, full and rich in the mids and upper mids, and thunderous yet taught in the bass region. In my setups I found them to excel with solid state gear but take that with a grain of salt as my opinion is that copper sounds better with solid state and silver sounds better with tubes overall and in general. That held true until I tried a set of Golden Cross ICs which outshined the Solo Crystals and my Silver Ovals. Yes, I was, and still am, quite the Analysis Plus fanboy. I am, for the present, keeping my Silver Oval set but really cannot justify keeping 3 full sets of cabling systems any longer. Included in the set is one pair of 1.5 meter long Solo Crystal Series II interconnects with locking RCA connectors, one pair of 1 meter long Solo Crystal Series II interconnects with locking RCA connectors, one pair of 1 meter long Solo Crystal Series I interconnects with XLR connectors, and one pair of 10 foot long Solo Crystal Speaker cables with the milled T-1 spades. Enough Solo Crystal cabling to wire up most rigs. Original boxes for the Series II IC's and the speaker cables. Never got one with the XLR set. Pricing:
1.5 m pair = $400 (originally $830)
1 m pair = $275 (originally $550)
1 m XLR pair = $275 (originally $550)
10 ft. speaker = $1250 (originally $2515)
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