Cottonmouth Gold Speaker Cables

CUSTOMER REVIEW! - Mr Gi Lee, South Korea

"As I mentioned before, I am using Tannoy the Red, and P.70 of Unison Research. I evaluated the cables with three LPs, Haydn's String Quartet by the Budapest String Quartet, Beethoven Symphony No.5 by Vien. Phil conducted by Carlos Kleiber, and Mozart's opera " The Marriage of Figaro".

First, using my snakes, I found a Haydn I didn't hear before. Let me put this in a baseball game. It will be very easy for you to understand.

You're watching a pitcher pitching a ball at the speed of 98 miles per hour. The speed of the ball is good. However, this pitcher throws the ball at 120 miles from the beginning and reaches the mitt at 90 miles per hour.The speed was slow down as the ball reached closer to the catcher.

Here's another one. You are watching another game where Kerry Wood, a MLB power pitcher, throws a ball at the same speed as the former, but his ball reaches the mitt at the same speed from the beginning to the last. My new Snake River Audio cables are the Kerry Wood's :) :). The strings stay at me long.

Second, in Beethoven Symphony No. 5, especially the 3rd movement I like best, the horn was so clear but the power was a little weak. I think it is because of the cable's characteristic. I turned the volume up, and it was fine. Occasionally, in case of bad or low-priced cables, the more I turned it up, the worse the music was. My Snake River Audio cables were fine with a symphony.

Last, in a Mozart opera where I can hear singers, the soprano was nearer at me. I had a purer voice of Kiri Te Kanawa. I usually put the volume at 10:30 PM. For the best of my new cables, I put it at 12:00 o'clock. I don't worry if the volume goes up because the sound is fine, though the volume goes up. It doesn't blow up, but comes to me more clearly. The music I heard lingered on me so long.

And I'm sure that my cables will be much better as time goes on. I'm happy to get the wonderful cables. Thanks, thanks, thanks and T~~HANKS A LOT :) :)
Sincerely, Mr. Gi Lee"