Black Cat is selling Neo-Morpheus cables, which (as their name implies) are similar to Morpheus cables but have more shielding and insulation. I thought they looked interesting but they are quite expensive.
24KPython Messages: 16 Registered: October 2012 Location: San Diego, CA
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Though I've never had the pleasure of listening to system with them installed, the ideas behind their construction -- tubular copper conductor and air-filled Teflon as a dielectric is fascinating. Of course I'd never pay that amount for a cable, when I can make my own that sound nearly as good for much less!
audioaudio90 Messages: 623 Registered: October 2010
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I don't buy Morpheus cables either, so it's unlikely I'd try the Neo-Morpheus any time soon. 24K, when you say you build your own cables, do you actually mean the cable, or soldering on the connectors?
24KPython Messages: 16 Registered: October 2012 Location: San Diego, CA
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The whole shebang! I mean short of creating wire out of copper anyway. Basically, it's possible to repurpose certain quality parts of inexpensive cables (ex. CAT-5, coax, printer cable...) and construct new cables that rival high-end cables that cost thousands of dollars.
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Basically, it's possible to repurpose certain quality parts of inexpensive cables (ex. CAT-5, coax, printer cable...) and construct new cables that rival high-end cables that cost thousands of dollars. 
