New Venom NR V10 and V12

[zonto]

Originally Posted by maxima

Thank you for responding.

From the literature, I could not discern whether the Delta NR incorporated the techniques in the NR V10/12, etc., plus some on board CCI, different connectors, etc.; OR,

Whether the NR V10/12, etc. incorporated newer techniques not in the current (sorry) Delta NR.

Venom NR V10:

• fully shielded
• no VTX geometry
• third-party (Marinco maybe?) connectors

Delta NR:

• unshielded (winding of the conductors acts as a shielf to reject RFI/EMI; performs better without shield)
• VTX geometry
• Shunyata CopperConn connectors

Re: the noise reduction filter, Caelin addressed in post #10 of this thread: https://www.audioaficionado.org/show...7&postcount=10. Shunyata has confirmed to me that the Delta noise reduction is slightly better than the Venom NR's (which itself is listed as >12dB @ 1mHz), and that all the current "NR" cables have measurably better noise reduction than the older Alpha cables.

[maxima]

Thank you for gathering and presenting this information. Much appreciated.

[CGabriel]

Originally Posted by zonto

Venom NR V10:

• fully shielded
• no VTX geometry
• third-party (Marinco maybe?) connectors

Delta NR:

• unshielded (winding of the conductors acts as a shielf to reject RFI/EMI; performs better without shield)
• VTX geometry
• Shunyata CopperConn connectors

Re: the noise reduction filter, Caelin addressed in post #10 of this thread: https://www.audioaficionado.org/show...7&postcount=10. Shunyata has confirmed to me that the Delta noise reduction is slightly better than the Venom NR's (which itself is listed as >12dB @ 1mHz), and that all the current "NR" cables have measurably better noise reduction than the older Alpha cables.

Just a minor correction. We need to update our website specification. The Delta is a shielded cable.

[deafenears]

Originally Posted by zonto

Re: the noise reduction filter, Caelin addressed in post #10 of this thread: https://www.audioaficionado.org/show...7&postcount=10. Shunyata has confirmed to me that the Delta noise reduction is slightly better than the Venom NR's (which itself is listed as >12dB @ 1mHz), ...

Where did you read this? I can't find where it is mentioned that the NR in the Delta's are better than the NR in the Venom line.

[zonto]

Originally Posted by deafenears

Where did you read this? I can't find where it is mentioned that the NR in the Delta's are better than the NR in the Venom line.

Personal email from Richard @ Shunyata.

[deafenears]

Originally Posted by zonto

Personal email from Richard @ Shunyata.

thanks, good to know. So to summarize, NR tech in the Delta are better than the NR tech in the Venom V10 and V12. The Venom V14 D has additional filtering best suited for transports, flat screens, computers, routers, etc.

[Mike82]

Which would offer the best bang for the buck. A Venom NR V10 (Rega Elicit-R) and Venom V14 Digital (Rega Saturn-R), or two NR12 (amp and cdp)? Both combos fit my budget. Replace a Ven Haus on the amps and an Acrolink on the cdp.

Thanks in advance.

[Masterlu]

Venom NR V10 (Rega Elicit-R) and Venom V14 Digital (Rega Saturn-R)

[Puma Cat]

Originally Posted by Masterlu

Venom NR V10 (Rega Elicit-R) and Venom V14 Digital (Rega Saturn-R)

Bingo.

[Audiofan1]

Anyone using the Venom NR V10 on a power conditioner? I'm trying one out that came in today on my Ps Audio Dectect replacing an Perfectwave AC12 , I'll admit to being a little concerned about going from 8awg to 10awg but hey the dedicated line is 10awg so all should be fine . I'm letting it settle in for a few days before any real impressions but very good out the box.