1877PHONO CryoGold-Ag Headshell Leads / PC-OCC gold Plated 40mm (x4) 1.0 - 1.2 - reviews - There are 6 reviews.

Best wires ever made
As long as you use the 1877PHONO GoldRush turntable cable (probably the best turntable cable there is - when I first connected it to my Technics SL-1200G, it seemed to me that Mephistopheles was behind the music and was helping to extract the magic from the sound) - CryoGold-Ag are the only ones you can use as a companion to GoldRush, because they are made in the same way and from the same materials. I have a dozen or so turntable cartridges and this is the third CryoGoldAg-Ag set I have bought (by the way, Audiophonics.fr offers the best price for them), because there is a complete synergy between the turntable, preamp and amplifier. These little wonders squeeze the maximum information out of the records. I can't give 6 stars out of 5, because there is not that much on the scale, and these cables are off the scale! 200% recommendation!

The best headshell cables ever made
As long as you use the 1877PHONO GoldRush turntable cable (probably the best turntable cable there is - when I first connected it to my Technics SL-1200G, it seemed to me that Mephistopheles was behind the music and was helping to extract the magic from the sound) - CryoGold-Ag are the only ones you can use as a companion to GoldRush, because they are made in the same way and from the same materials. I have a dozen or so turntable cartridges and this is the third CryoGoldAg-Ag set I have bought (by the way, Audiophonics.fr offers the best price for them), because there is a complete synergy between the turntable, preamp and amplifier. These little wonders squeeze the maximum information out of the records. I can't give 6 stars out of 5, because there is not that much on the scale, and these cables are off the scale! 200% recommendation!

Not a good experience for me
I’m sorry to give a negative review on what seems to be a very high quality and well thought out product, but I have to share my experience. I have used this cables to connect my Benz Micro Glider SL to an Ortofon LH9000 headshell. Compared to the wires that come with the shell (I guess the ortofon 6N headshell leads), the 1877phono ones led to a more sterile presentation, less precise imaging, less threedimensionality and body, bass less controlled, highs a bit fatiguing, less dynamic. The clips on the shell side were a bit too large, but they allowed a sufficient grip on the pins and I don’t think that is the problem leading to the lesser presentation. I think the problem is most likely the rhodium plating. in my experience rhodium plating on audio signal connectors lead to sterile and harsh sound, this is the third time I have bad experience with rhodium, the other two being Ramm spades and Neotech XLR connectors. In all cases I had to switch back to gold or silver plating even giving time to break in. I have all power connector furutech rhodium plated but for audio signal now I’m really done with rhodium, I’ll try no more. To give context I have a Garrard 401 TT with modified SME 3009 II improved, Mark Levinson 26 and 23.5, and Tuscanini planar magnetic speakers (very revealing of any insignificant defect along the audio chain as in this case).

Probably one of the best
Have a collection of different headshell wire's to compere from, at ,ortofon jelco and so on .
Having used these for a week I say zavfino picked the best quality's from all the other and put them in one wire. Outstanding work!!!

1877Phono
L'amélioration apportée par ces petits morceaux de câble est incroyable. Plus grande définition, profondeur de la scène sonore. La différence se fait entendre dès la première écoute!

Belle amélioration!
Aucun doute sur la différence entre ces cables et des AT cuivre OPCC fournis avec les cellules Audio Technica.
Attendre 2 ou 3 heures de lecture avant d'obtenir le rendu sonore maximal.
Par contre les embouts noirs qui se clipsent sur le porte cellule ont un diamètre trop large...il faut bidouiller un peu pour qu'ils tiennent bien enfoncés (j'ai rajouté un minuscule brin de fil électrique dans chaque connecteur).