What else could the Silver Diamond wear? Has it really come to enhance the already exceptional performance of the Ultra Silver Waveform ™ II?

By incorporating the Silver Diamond RCA digital cable, the answer was immediately apparent: a resounding yes. Just when you thought the limits were reached - the Silver Diamond went further! in particular the spread at the ends was even better and the openness of the mid-range spectrum helped to deliver an even better sonic image! The voices were sensationally immediate and with a lively sound; the human touch was totally authentic. The bass spectrum has gained in strength and control and the instruments have had even more body and thus seemed even more realistic - despite already being exemplary with the Ultra Silver RCA cable. The upper octaves seemed even more open and limitless in extent with the Silver Diamond and this in turn gave a more aerial presentation at various recording locations.

HiFI Plus Review:

“Silver Diamond is extraordinarily transparent, satisfyingly open, full-bodied, with an awesome bass, and extremely sweet and smooth across the midrange.”

The Ear Review:

“After about five albums worth of extremely enjoyable listening I removed the Black Diamond from between my Lyngdorf CD2 transport and Lyngdorf TDAI3400 amplifier/DAC and installed the Silver Diamond. From the first moments of listening to One of These Days from Pink Floyd’s Meddle, I was absolutely astonished. The Silver Diamond took my immersion into the music that I know so well to another level completely. This was not a subtle change, a nuanced difference. This was like stepping from the audience onto the recording studio floor.

Of course you may find that one of the less expensive Tellurium Q options is more than adequate (and I can confirm that all the ones I have now heard are admirable performers), in which case buy that and spend the difference on music. On the other hand, you might just find that the £1,200 asking price for the Silver Diamond is in actual fact a bargain, as it takes your musical delight to levels which you thought were beyond your system’s reach, and will be a lot less expensive that changing major components.”