INFIGO Sparkle "Signature" Series. PRICE REDUCED!

Infigo Sparkle Series "Signature" XLR 3 Meters long Interconnects for sale. These are some really Great Cables! Perfect length for Mono Block Amp usage.

This is your Best Chance to buy this cable at a very good price! More than 50% off! 
Retails for $5500 for a 3-meter pair XLR

XLR Description
• Oxygen free solid copper cores
• Triple layer ultra low signal absorbing dielectric
• First dielectric layer creates a separate twisted signal pair
• Oxygen free 1/2” thick braided copper shielding
• Gold plated interconnects
The Signature Series difference:
• Multi gauge oxygen free solid copper cores to reduce internal inductance
• Quadruple layer ultra low signal absorbing dielectric - inert to microphonic pickup
• Oxygen free 3/4" thick braided copper shielding.

Professional Review:

"There’s something else I must mention, and that is the speed of the cables.  Speed, not in the sense of thunderclap speed but a speed that is musical in keeping pace with the flow of the music.  I never caught myself at any point of a song increasing the pace of my toe tapping to try to get the music to speed up.

If you are flying in this stratosphere of cables you would be remiss if you didn’t give the Infigo cables a try. 

 Final Thoughts & Wrap up. 
What can I say, well in one word ……. Music. These cables have a sense of naturalness with an ease of flow that just makes you want to relax and become one with the music."

The overall presentation is clean, with clear vocals/instrumentation with pinpoint imaging and a big wide, and deep soundstage. Details are there but not hyped to the point of listener fatigue and all this is highlighted by a pitch-dark background."

Actual Audio Users Reviews
“I had the opportunity to listen to Infigo's USB cable and one RCA cable. After listening for a couple of days I sold my Wireworld Platinum Series 8 USB cable and Wireworld Platinum Series 8 XLRs. I'm currently using Infigo's USB cable and one XLR from my DAC to my preamp. I should receive my second XLR on Tuesday.

Update: I think it's important to say that I don't believe in best or absolutes regarding audio components/cables. I want to share my thoughts now that I have both sets of Infigo XLRs and their USB cable. I've tried and/or owned the following cables in my system: Wireworld Platinum series 7 and 8; Audioquest Fire; Shunyata Sigma and Omega; Transparent Reference; High Fidelity; and Nordost Odin 1s. In my system, Infigo cables present a tangible 3-dimensional soundstage with outstanding width and depth compared to every cable that I've listened to in my system. Detail is there, without a hint of brightness and they're even across the entire audio spectrum.”
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“I just purchased a set of the Signature balanced XLR cables. In terms of sound quality and system improvement, everything is placed where it should be on the sound stage and is absolutely balanced in presentation. From the source at the dcs Rossini APEX DAC connected to the Ypsilon Phaethon integrated, the signal now being passed to the YG Hailey 2 loudspeakers is allowing us to enjoy more expansive and delineated bass (in an enhanced way) without any loss to the highs or midrange. We are hearing greater analog sonic output and clarity from the DAC source and are hearing things in the music that we've missed before.”
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Infigo Audio Cables
I think it's important to say that I don't believe in best or absolutes regarding audio components/cables. I want to share my thoughts on Infigo USB and their XLR cables. I've tried and/or have owned the following cables in my system: Wireworld Platinum series 7 and 8; Audioquest Fire; Shunyata Sigma and Omega; Transparent Reference; High Fidelity; Tellurium, Tara Labs .8s and Nordost Odin 1s. In my system, Infigo cables present a tangible 3-dimensional soundstage with outstanding width and depth compared to every cable that I've listened to in my system. Detail is there, without a hint of brightness and they're even across the entire audio spectrum. The tonality of instruments is outstanding, with great weight.
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To add to ricred1 comments…. I really feel I’ve got my system dialed in the way I like it so I really wasn’t looking to change anything at the moment - You can see my system posted in the virtual systems.   I’ve tried a lot of cables and many had nice attributes but also had their negatives as well.  I was really surprised by the infigo interconnects as I didn’t really expect much over my WW platinum interconnects.   What I found over the course of a day was a more organic/natural sound with out a loss of detail or dynamics.   This sound really worked well with my focal scala evos.  A great addition to my set up and I’m very happy with them.

My Infigo Sparkle Signature Cables Review:
"How Can A Cable Do This?

Through the years, I believe I have tried or owned just about every cable brand/model that interested me. Many of them from the top cable manufactures and usually the top or very close to the top of their line. Name the brand and I have probably tried them.

Depending upon the equipment that I used at the time, I could tell the sonic difference. Beit, silver or copper, ribbon etc. or other design. Some were better/leaner in the bass, some better/lesser in the mids/highs etc. Others could be classified as constricted with diminished dynamics. I added the XLR and BAMM more soundstage depth and wideness.
How can just a cable do this?

I being a near 70-year old guy who still likes to listen to “Classic Rock” played a track from one of my favorite groups, CCR. Through the years, I must have played the Green River song millions of times.
The song starts out with an electric guitar in the right channel. With most cables it is at the right speaker or perhaps a little right of the right speaker.
But when I cued up that song with the Infigo cables the guitar sounded like it was way off to the right. I mean way off to the right, next room kinda right. The soundstage depth was also very deep. In the frequencies, the bass is deep and very natural, the mid, and the high frequencies are very nice and pure.

But what is the most impressive is the way it images. Within the soundstage the images become so real and 3 dimensional it surprised and impressed the heck out of me. I know all reviewers say something similar in their reviews, but I have never actually experienced this type of very deep immense imaging from cables in all my years in this hobby! You can pinpoint everything that is happening. Even with multi-tracked rock music I can tell what the sound engineer was going for in the mix.
Again, how can a cable do this?"

I then asked the Infigo Company for an explanation as to the difference in the standard version and the Signature version. Be aware that there is a pretty good price difference in those two models. The return reply from the company, “The main difference is in the build of the cable. The Signature series has significantly larger conductors internally as everything is doubled or quadrupled up compared to the standard Sparkle interconnects.”

"Be forewarned, that once you use/try these cables, you will want to buy them, they are that good."