1. Is your Galileo Universal Interconnect Cell compatible with this set-up? – YES

2. If yes, would it be correct to assume that the Cell will be installed between the interconnect and the amplifier? – I engineered a special Galileo Interconnect Cell especially for integrated amplifiers. It terminates at the beginning of the cable running from source to integrated and is different from standard source to pre-amp Galileo Universal Interconnect Cells.

3. How good is the resolving quality of your fixed cable on the Cell that will be plugged-in into the amp? And, can this cable be upgraded to your best cable? – The cable provided to run from Cell to component is the best cable for this application so no upgrade is necessary. When you hear the Galileo Universal Interconnect Cells in your system (after 120 hours of break in / warm up) you should have no doubts.

I hope this helps.

Yours in music,
Ted Denney III
Lead Designer, Synergistic Research Inc.

I have some technical questions for your engineer (not a sales person). My system does not have a pre-amp, so it isn’t like the set-ups discussed on your website. My fully differential CD player has a built-in tube output stage and is connected by an interconnect (XLR) to a fully differential solid state amplifier:
1. Is your Galileo Universal Interconnect Cell compatible with this set-up?
2. If yes, would it be correct to assume that the Cell will be installed between the interconnect and the amplifier?
3. How good is the resolving quality of your fixed cable on the Cell that will be plugged-in into the amp? And, can this cable be upgraded to your best cable?

Best Regards,
Jay