I don’t have the No. 2 at hand for comparison but the Duality sounds richer and smoother, as well as slightly darker than the Trinity. It’s not just a “warmer” cable, though. The Duality has a wider and more enveloping soundstage and also offers further gains in fluidity, low-level resolution, and ultimate refinement. The difference really is not at all subtle. Indeed, after listening to the Duality for a while, the Trinity sounds considerably soberer, more matter-of-fact, and less magical, if you will. However, while the Duality is just as tight and articulate as the Trinity, I do find the Trinity to be a little bit more explicit in its transient behavior and therefore a little bit more energetic overall. This will be a bit of an opinion-divider. Some people may prefer the snappier delivery (I do) and others may prefer the gentler approach (some of my friends do).

While smoother and richer than the Trinity, the Duality is certainly not overly creamy. In fact, the cable is still very precise and, depending on the system, can even come across as a little dry in comparison. However, I really would not characterize them as such. It’s just that Furutech cables tend to be incredibly smooth, too much so even, in certain pairings. The Jorma is precise and articulate yet also quite smooth, very fluid, and extremely agile.

Which of the two reviewed cables will be best for any given system will depend on the sound balance of the system and user preferences. The Duality is clearly a better cable than the Trinity. But my Kroma loudspeakers are quite full-bodied and tonally rich themselves, and they work best with very direct-sounding electronics and cables. That’s why I prefer the Trinity over the Duality for this system. But I suspect that the Duality will absolutely work magic with speakers of the cleaner sort such as Magicos or, indeed, Martens.

Link do recenzji: Jorma Duality Loudspeaker – Hifi-Advice