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Published LessLoss Reviews Now Number Over 727
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C-MARC Classic Power Cable
Sans LessLoss, impossible de connaître les vrais performances de son installation HiFi, c'est aussi simple que ça!!
Il y a sûrement d'autres concepteurs/fabricant d'accessoires HiFi performants dans toute la production mondiale, MAIS, à mon sens, aucun, qui comme LessLoss suivent la même ligne, le même principe consistant à améliorer systématiquement le résultat sonore vers LA MUSIQUE en elle même, et avec autant de réussite. C'est tout simplement SUPER d'avoir décider d'utiliser ce FIL ROUGE, comme une recette impeccable de cuisine. Je suis cuisinier à la retraite!!
Patrice
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Without LessLoss, it is impossible to know the true performance of your HiFi installation, it's as simple as that!!
There are surely other designers/manufacturers of high-performance HiFi accessories in the entire world production, BUT, in my opinion, none, who like LessLoss follow the same line, the same principle of systematically improving the sound result towards THE MUSIC itself, and with as much success. It is simply SUPER to have decided to use this COMMON THREAD, like an impeccable cooking recipe. I myself am a retired cook!!
Patrice
Giant Steps
Giant Steps
After receiving 25 Giant Steps, i started to listened for half an hour on the existing setup - where I had bindbreakers under my equipment.
– Then I replaced three Bindbreakers with 3 giant Steps under the power supply for my streamer.
The first 5 minutes I heard very airy and a little mysterious sound.. Then suddenly I got a completely new system!
It played with power, dynamics, width, details, depth and an enormous naturalness and musicality I just sat and listened with my mouth open for 3 hours.
I have never heard such a clear improvement in comparison to replacing device feet.
But this was only the first of 8 improvements, because at weekly intervals I placed Giant Steps under my amplifier, then my LessLoss DAC, a LessLoss distributor, a LessLoss Power Base, a LessLoss Speaker Base, under my Ethernet Switch and under a power supply for my Router.
Each time the sound became more organic, natural and magnificent...
I don't understand what Louis has done with this unique combination of materials, magnetism and shape wrapped in such a discreet and beautiful foot!
But even the many and perhaps somewhat magnificent promises I read before the launch were fully achieved.
So now I just ask myself, how many extra feet can I afford to buy? Because I haven't even tried to put 4 feet under each device yet!
Best regards Lars from Denmark
C-MARC Stellar Power Cable
It took a bit of adjustment to get used to the Stellar PC because it's hard to know what 'no noise' sounds like. When I listen with the Stellar PC, I'm not thinking about smooth, fluid or even natural (which are all great qualities). I'm just listening to music. I'm adding another Stellar PC and a C-MARC Firewall 640x to my system and I am very excited to see what happens. Icing on the cake is that LessLoss cables are reasonably priced in this crazy expensive audio world we now live in!
As mentioned earlier, with the Stellar PC, instruments sound like they do in real life. I didn't really know that instruments could sound so real! I enjoyed my stereo system and didn't really think about its shortcomings. I just dreamed about audio that I couldn't afford. Now, I'm getting sound that I never imagined I could get out of my existing system with just the addition of a single Stellar PC. I've read a lot of reviews about LessLoss, but I was skeptical. How could my existing system sound REALLY better with just the addition of a single PC? Folks, the Stellar PC works as advertised! I'm going to add new LessLoss products as my budget permits.
C-MARC Stellar loudspeaker cable, stereo pair
Holy Crap LessLoss!
My new LL Stellar Speaker Cables & Jumpers are truly mind blowing! I'm hearing micro details like never before. Mids come alive. The REL is taught, fast & nimble. I also have a stereo pair of LL Stellar Firewalls in series on each speaker. Boenicke ComDevs & Stein Speaker Match Sigs are dangling from the bi-posts.
It's difficult to imagine I was able to extract this much more from my rig, but the newly released LL Stellar Speaker Cables have added several more layers of luster to an already shimmering stereo image. It's the difference between a satin finish or piano gloss on your speakers. The newfound depth of the recording is seductive, pulling you further into the performance, taking you to places you've never been before.
Can't wait to turn off the air conditioning here in Baltimore & crank up the tunes. Really nice bump in performance LessLoss!
My fantastic LL Entropic Speaker Cables are wrapped up & ready for return. Make no mistake however, the Entrpoic Speaker Cables performed magnificently. Your generous, convenient trade-in policy is one of the best in the business!
Wonder what Louis Motek will have up his sleeve next?
C-MARC bulk wire and cable
C-MARC Stellar loudspeaker cable, stereo pair
After replacing my trusted C-MARC Classic loudspeaker cables and jumpers with the new Stellar loudspeaker cables, the transformation in sound quality was immediately apparent. It’s not just an incremental improvement — it feels like a genuine leap forward in realism, dynamics, and musical presence.
From the first track, I noticed micro-details emerging with unprecedented clarity. The lower midrange gained depth and authority, while bass control tightened significantly. Dynamics have become more expressive, and my KEF Blade loudspeakers have truly come alive in a way I hadn’t experienced before.
After experimenting with connections, the best result came from wiring directly to the HF inputs, with jumpers down to the LF. This configuration opened the soundstage even further, creating a slightly taller and deeper image. The background became noticeably “blacker,” allowing instruments to separate effortlessly within the mix.
Cymbal transients now have a purity and natural shimmer that feel closer to a live performance. Vocals project with greater realism and emotional weight. When listening to Bach, the interplay between violins and cello was breathtaking — expansive, refined, and full of harmonic texture. Trumpets sounded smoother yet more detailed, and the entire musical presentation felt richer, more cohesive, and organically balanced.
Friends who know my system well immediately noticed the improvement. Several remarked that the soundstage seemed lifted higher, and many said they had never heard my setup perform at this level.
In summary, the Stellar loudspeaker cables deliver a profound upgrade in every sonic dimension. The investment is certainly significant, but for the results achieved, I can say without hesitation — worth every cent.
Firewall Module
Tonight, for the first time, I am listening to some music I know well. Although, I know from previous experience that you always bring out amazing products, this new exiting firewall blows my mind! I was just about to upgrade the cables in my subwoofers from hook up wire small to coax, but now I am reluctant to turn of the power as music now flows in a way I have never experienced before🎶🎶🎶🎶. Applauding in your direction 👏. Hopefully it will not be too long before you can produce them in larger quantities.
Oups - another one just slided in on the psu driving my router. More to follow....
Firewall Module
Firewall Module
"Black Diamonds" with Stellar Performance
I have now been using five Black Diamonds (aka Stellar Firewalls) in my system for quite a while and would like to share some thoughts about them 🙂
I started out with three units, one in front of my LessLoss Distributor (where it replaced a C-MARC 640x Entropic Firewall), one in front of my streamer, and one in front of my DAC/preamp. That setup clearly showed what those black gems do - improved openness, clarity, detailing, soundstage, etc., the C-MARC 640x Entropic Firewall on steroids!
But with only three units, I began wondering if I had them in the right places ...
My "source chain" is completely digital, starting with a standard router (supplied by our internet provider) - well, it's not really that "standard" anymore, as I replaced its switch-mode supply with a good linear power supply that feeds DC to the router via a handmade cable made with LessLoss Large wire. Both the LPSU and the DC cable I made gave substantial sound improvements. The upgrades at the router end were all done quite a while back and were later supplemented with a C-MARC 640x Entropic Firewall and a Prime cable to feed the router LPSU, offering yet another sound improvement.
Next down the line comes my audiophile switch. It has a built-in LPSU and is fed by a C-MARC Classic Entropic power cable and a C-MARC 640x Entropic Firewall.
After the switch comes the Stack Audio Smoothlan Regenerator, which is powered by an external linear power supply. The LPSU is fed from the LessLoss Distributor via a Groneberg Quattro power cable.
At the end of the source chain, I have an Innuos Zen Mk3 streamer (with some modifications, like internal LessLoss Large power wiring). Power to the streamer is coming through a C-MARC Entropic power cable, and (as mentioned above) a 640x Stellar Firewall.
Considering that all the power supply improvements in my "digital" supply chain had given me improvements in sound quality, I started thinking that it might be worth trying out a Stellar Firewall in front of the router's LPSU. But there was a problem. All three Black Diamonds were in use. Also urged on by a friend, who had tried a Stellar Firewall on his own router LPSU, I decided to move the Stellar Firewall on my Distributor to the router LPSU, just plugging the Stellar power cable from my dedicated wall outlet directly into the Distributor instead.
Frankly, because I was removing the Firewall from my Distributor, I was expecting a so-so result from adding a Stellar Firewall to the router LPSU. However, doing this was a marked improvement!
After that improvement, it was clear to me that the so-called "digital" supply chain was much more prone to disturbances on the power side than I had imagined, and I subsequently obtained Stellar Firewalls for both my audiophile switch and the LPSU for my Stack Audio SmoothLAN Regenerator (got one from MusicMagic and one from another friend, who had "overdone" the number of Stellar Firewalls that he needed). Each Stellar Firewall added was a clear improvement (and so was replacing the Groneberg power cable with a C-MARC Classic Entropic power cable 😉).
In my opinion, there are two important takeaways here: 1) The importance of removing disturbances from our "digital" supply chains cannot be overstated, and 2) those Black Diamonds must be as close to each unit as possible for best effect (no news for you on that one 😊).
It should probably also be considered that there are already very capable Firewalls inside the LessLoss Distributor, and that my Distributor also has 8 x BlackGround modules installed.
Keep up the good work!
Jens

LessLoss History From the Very Beginnings
LessLoss started its business on Audiogon in late 2007. Within the first couple of month, word about LessLoss spread like wildfire among Audiogon members. Here is the feedback received from our clients during our first year of operation. This is from even before we had our own website.
Louis is one of the best in the business, truly professional and very fast production and delivery. I am very satisfied by your superb service. Many thanks.
Positive by Buyer Sebastian (135) on 07-29-2008
Excellent transaction with Lessloss on dynamic filtering power cord. Good communications & fast shipping. A+++++
Positive by Buyer Sennett (45) on 07-03-08
Bought 3 pc's from Liudas in Jan/08. Outstanding product as advertised. Performance is everything and more than I expected. Kudos to Lessloss cable for a great product. Very highly recommended...A+++
Positive by Buyer Phillykid (33) on 06-19-08



































