With a full suite of Dominus on my digital front-end, the very full body from top to bottom of the frequency range was retained; the really superb blending and integration that PAD wires are noted for was enhanced. And, somewhat surprisingly, the softness was dealt with. Image borders were more firm and explicit—no more soft shoulders—and the treble was less rounded. On top of that, the textures I was looking for were recovered.

The all-silver Dominus is very detailed, very dynamic, very rich. Less open than Nordost Valhalla and darker in balance, it is also quieter, and because of its fluid-damped construction, virtually immune to floorborne and airborne vibration. JV

Just warmed in the new Dominus XLRs, these are going from my preamp to my new JL Audio CR-1 active crossover...and they're replacing the temporary pair of RCA 2.5m Vestas cables, as the new set up allows balanced now...everything is settling in and this is my set up...my dream system.

(Took a lot of work, getting the timing correct with the subs and satellites, adding the active crossover, and setting correct phase and levels. The damping control is there to dial in the final dimension.)

As always, the addition of another Dominus is nothing short of unexpected magic and "slap your mama" good sounds.

I have to thank you for adding extra few inches!...they are just perfect ...the perfect amount of slack, (almost like a motorcycle chain up and down), and it gave me room to put the components "dead center" in the middle of each rack...I am just so happy and content.

What the New Dominus did is nothing short of amazing...

...that central image of vocals and back up singers is dead on...and just allows the vocalist to express things I've never heard, breath and soul.

You have captured lightening in a bottle.

Dan

This refers to a previous edition.

This refers to a previous edition.

This refers to a previous edition.

This refers to a previous edition.

This refers to a previous edition.