Yes, Steve's cables sound really good and they are built extremely well. We have a bunch of the silver studio series as well as his QUAD [which is clearer sounding than CANARE QUAD] and we dig the length he goes to make good quality and good sounding cable. He also makes a silver tube microphone cable that substantially improves the microphone in my experience.

Found an interesting thread a few years back on PSW talking about them PSW Recording Forums: Whatever Works => Accusound cable Made in the USA. They have a studio for testing. They are pricey but so am I, And, so is doing good work for a living.

Thanks Adam, I'm going to look into them more.

Thought I'd chime in here...

Over the last couple of years, I've developed a strong interest in what's going on in the Pro Audio cabling arena.

This is an area that is often overlooked, and therefore it's an easy way (imo) to add competitive advantage to my equipment setup --- to my work.

The Accusound products are top-notch - well-built, uniquely designed, but most important to me...sound clearer / provide more detail and imaging than a bulk of what's out there today. I have some of their silver designs and love them, but recently I've tried their copper CX series mic cables. The copper stuff is darn close and for the price point, it's pretty amazing.

They were able to design a quad mic cable without the typical HF roll-off found in other quad designs (I had migrated from quad for that reason) --- and a copper cable that gives (me) ~80% of what their much more expensive silver line did.

Anyone else try these (or other) cables?

NATE

Hi Nate, I have Accusound cable here. I too hear a difference. Maybe just because they are new, very well made cables and I'll leave it at that.
I also like the idea that they are made in the USA and the guy running the company is excellent. Two thumbs up on Accusound. (y)(y)

Some trustworthy testimonials are here.

https://www.accusou…