Appropriate RCA cable to go from pre-out to amp?


I am planning to hook up a separate amp for the first time and would like to make sure that I have the right cables.

what is the appropriate designation to look for when selecting RCA cables to go from the pre-outs on my receiver to my amp? I assume that any RCA not specifically build for a digital signal would work; is this correct?

THX
kooshballa
@ Zd542,I could have not put the opinion you posted 3-5-13 no better myself!awsome!
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Thanks folks. I ended up buying the necessary cables from blue jeans audio as well as some to replace my lfe runs to my subs. Now I have identicall cables for all pre to amp signals. Price was very reasonable and being able to get the exact length required was nice as well.

Thx.
Elizabeth,

my one and only "new car" was in 1978, around the time I had a Mac 2300, C-28 and 2 pairs of ML-1 loudspeakers. In those days mainstream audio (and none more mainstream than McIntosh) didn't seem concerned with IC's and such. '78 was also the year I started out as a music teacher and sealed my fate, financially speaking. Not much disposable income for electronics.

For all the power I had with that rig, I did not find the speakers to be especially accurate or revealing (though they could sure "thump"). Now I have speakers I like but little power. I expect that if I boost the power I will find that in addition to better IC's I will want a better preamp as well (will probably use the pre section of the NAD initially).
Kooshballa, congrats on solving your problem--I'm sorry for temporarily diverting your thread a tad.
Am still interested in hearing exactly WHY anyone thinks the pre-to-amp connection is more or less important than the source-to-pre connections. Maybe another time...?