Best speaker cable for Revel F-208's

kimber 8vs is a great bang for the buck cable

I have owned Revel speakers for 15 years. While I'm sure there are many good wire choices I'm quite pleased with Analysis Plus. I use oval 9's but for a short run I would have no hesitation to use oval 12's

Under $1000.

what is your price range?

Great suggestion That sounds like it would get me to the right place without to much pain and wasted money. Thanks

Zd, you're right. I forgot that I filled out a questionnaire for each cable I rented from them.
They must have a huge database.

"11-02-15: Lowrider57
I second The Cable Company. They know your amp and your speakers."

They can also tell you what other customers with the same speakers ended up buying. They keep detailed records of all comments made on any given cable.

I second The Cable Company. They know your amp and your speakers.

While you might get some good suggestions from Revel owners, I would offer the following. First, make sure your amplification is right for the Revels since that is arguably more important than speaker cables. Then, order three pairs of cables from The Cable Company and try them out in your system and choose the one you like the best. I've tried the other way--buying cables off suggestions or reviews or because you got a "deal" on Audiogon, but my recent experience has convinced me that using the Cable Company is the best way to go. I chose bi-wire cables from Purist Audio to match with my Harbeths and Ethan was very helpful in telling me how bi-wire works (or doesn't).

One bit of advice I can offer is that it's not a good idea to mix 2 different cable types to a speaker unless you've checked their specs.
Speakers need low inductance cables which contribute to their resistance, and they need to be matched (or very close). One cable to the high/mid and a different cable to the bass may be of a different type of metal, or have a stranded or solid conductor and could make the sound not coherent from the different drivers.

As far as biwire or using single cable with jumpers, there are many, many threads in the archives.

"In the past what I have done is use two single runs on each speaker and they would be different manufacturerers one for the bottom end and one for the top."

If you need to do that, somethings wrong. If you match your components properly, cable selection is much easier.

"Im curious if pure copper, copper silver mix and what manufacturers would be a good fit."

Its impossible to say. You can have 2 pure copper cables that sound completely different.