Eight years ago we set out to create a cable that would make a difference in one’s sound, whether it is in the studio or the stage.

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"Accusound Triplex vs. Zaolla Silvercore shootout...To my ear, the winner is... Accusound! I found the Accusound Triplex to have the same amount of detail as Zaolla in the high frequencies minus the ringing effect around 16-18kHz. The Accusound provides a very full and rich sound while still remaining faithful to the highs, mids, and lows. Accusound cable seems to have an even response, but still offers an engaging and exciting listen. Accusound cable also has the ability to give a tone, not just sizzle to high frequencies such as Steve Gad's ride during the drum solo on Aja. Also, at the beginning of Deacon Blues I noticed a thickness from the attack of the drumstick on the ride while listening to the Accusound that was noticeably thinner and tinny on the Zaolla. I also compared the differences with my other reference cd's such as David Bowie's Let's Dance and Steely Dan's Royal Scam. On Royal Scam, Kid Charlemagne via Accusound better resolved the tone of the p-bass, which was impressive since this is the boomiest bass sound on any Steely Dan songs I have, and normally this bass tone is masked by low frequencies and overtones. On this track via Accusound, I could really hear the note better, for it was tighter and more articulated. Zaolla just made the same bass tone less boomy, but really didn't do anything to reveal the tone. On Bowie's Let's Dance, the cymbals on Ricochet were smooth but wet while using the Accusound, not strident, just detailed and very smooth."

"I felt as if the Accusound had a very good reach into the low-end while resolving the actual tone and note, not just bass for the sake of low-end. The highs on the Accusound also exhibited better depth and imaging than the Zaolla. The midrange, while listening to guitars and vocals, displayed defined lowmids and smooth midrange detail on the Accusound, while the Zaolla just offered clarity without the much desired overtones when dealing with digital waveforms. I feel that the Accusound is a wonderful product and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking to hear a difference in cable quality."

*Cables tested: Accusound Triplex 10ft 1/4\"_ XLRM vs. Zaolla Pure Silvercore Interconnects 10ft 1/4" XLRM

*Converters and Monitors used: Prism Orpheus AD/DA Adam P-22a powered studio monitors, listening to 44.1 wav cd's via iTunes

Laine Pierce
Pierce Audio Productions

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"Now, I have been told in the past that cables are cables, and that "it's a poor craftsman that blames his tools," and so on and so forth... However, through long experience I firmly believe that your signal is only as good as its weakest link, and I can only go by what my ears tell me. I often use a Soundelux ELAM-251 for lead vocals, and to great effect...love this mic. On the always sound advice of Steve here at Accusound, I tried out his new HD-7 tube mic cable with the 251 on my last vocal session (last week as a matter of fact). Some of the vocals were tracked with the cable provided with the mic, and some with the HD-7 cable...and the results were unquestionable. The vocals cut with HD-7 cable were a good bit more defined and especially open in the upper high-end "air" frequency range...it made me fall in love with the mic all over again. And just like with all my other Accusound mic and instrument cables, the same people who like to tell me cables don't matter are now asking to borrow them..."just in case" HA!

Pete Matthews
Ardent Studios, Memphis, TN
www.ardentstudios.com

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"Whatever is going on, the Silver Studio Pro is a sweet sounding cable that's crisp and well balanced from to bottom. We've used it quite a lot lately in our gear tests and found it lends a richness to overdriven tones and a touch of warmth to cleaner sounds, and just has a great sense of presentation that makes everything sound a little more detailed and open."

Art Thompson
Guitar Player Magazine

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"What a difference in tone! The Silver Studio Pro with Amphenol ends is an amazing cable. Rich detail and harmonics. Highs that aren't harsh, smooth detailed mids and tight bass. I used to notice a slight high end lag when playing in the upper registers but not with the Accusound. I get complete uniformity across all strings and frets. Thanks Steve!!"

Danny Gochnour

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

The Accusound Mic Cable sounds better than any of the other high end cables I have tried. I also use the instrument cables exclusively and have just upgraded the studio's lines with Accusound. Any client of mine that uses the Accusound cables is blown away and ends up purchasing the cables for themselves. Thanks for a great product!

Ian Spanic

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"In a world were cables are cables and no matter how you color the ends or what hip name you give them again, a cable is a cable, is a cable. Until now, finally a cable company has put the time and expense into building a cable with innovation at the forefront putting the needs of the discerning ear ahead of the bottom line. Accusound Cable Company is that company."

"A few weeks ago a package of cables were delivered to AMG headquarters right out of the box the cables look professional and made well. My curiosity quickly moved past the good looks and right to the task of plugging the cables into a full stack for a test drive. The results were immediately clear, as in tone clear and rich. Pinch harmonics lasted longer, dive bombs no longer broke up and when distorted full bluntal tonal mastery was achieved. I ended up changing the settings on my 100 watt all tube amp slightly because I was able to hear more detail and dial in the amp a little finer. This was a watershed moment for me as I looked around at the dozen or so other cables lying on the floor like old cars in a bone yard. I know I could never go back now that I have had the Accusound experience."

"The difference is made possible partly due to the premium components but the science behind the cable also plays an important role in the cables ability to transfer a signal quicker and with more strength at the transfer points. The harmonic details are the most telling proof in the cables superior performance. Tone chasers finally have something to chase that will not leave them eating tag soup. If your tone hunt is important to you then Accusound Cables are truly a trophy worth the effort."

Gary Housley
American Made Guitars

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"I can't believe the difference your mic cables can make to my recordings! I have gone through a few upgrades to my personal studio over the years (RADAR w/Nyquist, Neotek console, Manley, Emperical Labs, etc) and AccuSound's mic cable is near the top for positive impact made to my recordings. I have used Mogami, Canare, and Monster cables and Accusound is the clear winner in my setup. I immediately noticed clearer high frequencies and less mud in the mid low frequencies. The "haze" I had experienced with my previous recordings was gone. The tracks stack better, take EQ better, and compress better. Who knew a $50 purchase would make a $5,000 difference. I am looking forward to replacing all of my mic cables to AccuSound."

Steve McIntosh
Hog House Productions

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"I A/B'd the 20 ft. guitar cable with a Mogami of equal length. Wow, what a difference. Fuller sonic range and I seemed to gain a couple of db in volume. I ended up in a store with a bunch of fellow muso's standing around listening through different amps, cabs, etc... We had fun and the accusound cable won every time."

Brian Evans, mon. eng.....Journey, Mariah Carey

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

"The Accusound™ ACC-30-XM mic cable does precisely what it was engineered to do, -namely transfer flux with all the musical accuracy and detail intact. What was entirely unexpected was the depth of bass and seamless clarity throughout the frequency range. --I've got mine!

F. Edgar Gilbert
Lutenist
Eroica Classical Recordings

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!