…in which the Sweetcome cable for AKG Studio line of headphones is examined. Quick summary: well-built, durable, and with a magical effect on sound.

Not quite complete yet, but there it is.

AKG K-240 Studio -> Sweetcome cable -> Cowon T2.

Sweetcome Audio is a maker/EBay merchant specialising in audio cables, among other things.

The store stocks RCA interconnect cables, even turntable cables with grounding, 5-pin-DIN-to-minijack cables and speaker cables for Bang & Olufsen equipment, and… AKG Mini-XLR connector cables. Sweetcome even makes cables for the AKG K-1000. AKG headphone cables all cost under $100 ($45 ex. shipping for a 1.5m mini-XLR cable for K-240, K-271, K-181, K-141, K-171, etc.).

The Cowon iAudio F2 is coming

back!

After sending back the iAudio F2 2GB back to amp3, I’ve just ordered the 1GB version (there is method to my madness, I’ll explain later). My only concern is that the iAudio produced volume levels that IPods could only dream about. This begs the question: how effective will the CMoy amps be with the F2?

C&C 3.5 interconnect cable on order.

I’ve just order the C&C cable, in the hope of finding out how much of a differnce interconnect cables can make. So why the C&C 3.5 interconnect cable? Pure vanity I’m afraid. It looks good (I must get out more!) and I want to test a C&C amp in the near future.