Are there hybrid cables - solid and stranded?

Here is a bulk interconnect (Neotech 3001):

http://www.takefiveaudio.com/mall/shopexd.asp?id=934

Thank you for all the posts! Really appreciate them.

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Kimber Kable combines many different gauges of wire combined into one conductor than they will take four or eight of those and braid them together.

I have just hooked up my fourth set of speaker cables between Maggie 1.7s and Parasound Halo amps. Kimber 8TC was replaced by Tellurium Q Black cables from England. I moved things and needed longer cables, so I stuck in some huge old Radio Shack bradded cables. They were a disappointment. Recently I tried RiverCables. I think they are the best of the lot, and cost quite a bit less. They are 7 gage, flat, sort of, and sound like nothing! Forget design and go with process. You can return these if you don't like them, but I was delighted!

check out the LFD Hybrid Speaker Cable
Gene Rubin Audio has them

There were proponents of Solid Core cables long before Tara Labs. I remember back in the late 80's, some of the british mags were big proponents of solid core designs.

I'm pretty sure the various cable companies offer every conceivable configuration of solid, stranded and Litz wire, shielded and unshielded, to meet our demands, even the ones we didn't know we had :-)

Audiolabryrinth,
I believe DNM was a big proponent of solid core cables before Tara Labs.

Some speaker wires are thick solid one strand, while others are thin with many many strands - are there cables that combine the best of the both worlds is my question.

Thanks a lot for all the posters so far!
Please keep them coming...

I'm pretty sure Kimber Select does.

Not sure what you are asking. Solid core simply means a single strand. If you are wondering if someone is making a cable with a single conductor insulated seperately from many conductors within in the same cable than yes there are hybrid cables.

I do not know, however,I can tell you for fact Taralabs invented solid core conductors for cables!, They could not patent that, so they did rectangle solid core conductors!, They turned the industry into what it is today!,their top cables are some of the best available!,, cheers!