Since you can now use any interconnects as turntable cables, I would contact The Cable Company (1-800-FAT-WYRE) and try a range of different types/prices. They rent virtually every major brand of cable so you can find the ones that best meet your needs. And all rental fees go towards purchase so you have nothing to lose. While recommendations are a helpful for creating your short list, before I plunked down my hard earned money, I want to know that the cables I'm using suit my system, room, ears and musical taste.
Best reasonably priced phono cable
Hi everyone ... it's that time again, when I turn to the most knowledgeable and dedicated group of audiophiles in the world to share their experience and knowledge. I'm looking to upgrade the phono cable on my Denon 59L turntable. Savant Audio's guru, Joshua, is removing the Denon-supplied "non-removable" phono cable and installing female RCAs, so I can use whatever cable I want. Here's the system:
*Denon 59L w/ Grado MC Sonata
*Plinius CD-LAD preamp
*Two Adcom 555mkII amps, bridged to mono
*Snell A Reference Tower speakers
*Hsu Research TN1220HO sub w/ Hsu amp
*Mirage 12180 sub
*Sony XA7ES CD player
*Adcom tuner
*Nordost interconnects (Blue Heaven & Red Dawn)
*Kimber 8TC shotgun bi-wired speaker cables (soon being replaced with Bear Lab's Silver Thunder cables)
*API Powerwedge 114 AC conditioner
So ... what do you think? Thanks for your input -- I truly appreciate your taking the time to comment and make recommendations.
*Denon 59L w/ Grado MC Sonata
*Plinius CD-LAD preamp
*Two Adcom 555mkII amps, bridged to mono
*Snell A Reference Tower speakers
*Hsu Research TN1220HO sub w/ Hsu amp
*Mirage 12180 sub
*Sony XA7ES CD player
*Adcom tuner
*Nordost interconnects (Blue Heaven & Red Dawn)
*Kimber 8TC shotgun bi-wired speaker cables (soon being replaced with Bear Lab's Silver Thunder cables)
*API Powerwedge 114 AC conditioner
So ... what do you think? Thanks for your input -- I truly appreciate your taking the time to comment and make recommendations.