Aug-Line ISIS High-End Speaker Cable Pair

The ultimate speaker cable that eliminates any compromise, does not limit the total amount of conductors used, dares to adopt the use of precious metals, which seems reckless in a sense, and pursues only sound quality is the "Augline Isis".
The total amount of precious metals used in the conductor is enough to make 100 to 120 rings of general jewelry.
Even for a veteran engineer, it takes several days to make a 2m pair, so it is a dream cable that seeks the ideal in all aspects.
The connection terminals are also made by cutting out one by one from an extra-thick gold-silver alloy material, and it is the ultimate speaker cable that achieves a high signal-to-noise ratio due to perfect shielding.
I borrowed the Single-Ware version last summer, but at that time I decided not to introduce it because it was right after I purchased the Stereovox LSP-600. However, at the same time, it was more than equal to the Bi-Ware version of the Jorma Design No.1 SP that I borrowed from somewhere. And this time we came to the special Bi-Ware version... It's pretty dangerous, isn't it? (^^;)
Isis, by the way, the Y rug is also a thick solid aug line. This Y rug alone seems to be a ring normally, such (^^;) an evil thought? I watched it carefully while being driven by. The comparison is the Stereovox LSP-600 & Aug-Line Jumper.
Of course, the cable that you borrowed or made is new, so let's start with aging. Perhaps because the line is thicker, it seems to take a little longer to age than the previous aug line. Until now, it was almost OK if you kept ringing it for a few days, but this one seems to take 1-2 weeks (actually 1-2 months because you can't ring that much) even if you keep ringing.
Now, when I listened to various things, it was clear that the space was one size wider than before. Compared to Jorma Design No.1, Stereovox was not as small in space, so this spatial expression is amazing. I don't feel that the resolution changes in the mid and high frequencies, but the resolution in the low frequencies feels slightly better. Even in our environment, there is a feeling that the low frequency range extends downward, so I think it would be amazing if the low frequency range was more promising.
On the other hand, as the low frequency range is extended, the feeling of extension of the high frequency range decreases, and the ceiling has felt like it is about the second floor, but it feels like it is now 1.5 floors. Also, I've been worrying about the speed lately, but I'm better at drum breaks on Stereovox. I didn't feel a big change in tone, but this is probably due to the Aug-line jumper. I also tried the Stereovox jumper when the yen appreciated last year, but when I removed the Aug-line jumper, the tone and luster faded and I immediately put it back.
Looking at the notes I wrote before about the Stereovox LSP-600 and Jorma Design No.1, the spatial representation was the same, the resolution and sinking of the low frequencies were slightly Jorma Design, and the extension of the high frequencies and the sharpness of the sound were the Stereovox LSP-600. It's not that the high-frequency extension and sound sharpness of Aug-Line Isis are bad, but that the Stereovox has better high-frequency extension and sharpness. I thought the Jorma Design No.1 was a pretty good cable, but the Aug-Line Isis is a great cable that surpasses it.
* Audio Eyeball Dad