Help me pick a great phono cable


Good people of Audiogon:

Looking to make an upgrade to an excellent phono cable for my current analog setup. Currently using very inexpensive cable, and I'd like to stretch the budget to $750 (or less) and get a cable that will give me more detail, resolution, and soundstage. Listen to all kinds of music, but especially jazz and bluegrass. Full system is listed, and the front end is as follows:

Dynavector XX2 mkII cartridge
VPI JMW 10.5i (Classic 3) tonearm
VPI Aries 2 Black Knight
McIntosh C2300 preamplifier with MC phono stage

Thanks for any and all suggestions.
128x128goheelz

Currently using very inexpensive cable, and I'd like to stretch the budget to $750 (or less) and get a cable that will give me more detail, resolution, and soundstage.
Goheelz

Without knowing what you're currently using one can never be sure but I'm fairly confident the Furutech Ag-12 phono cable will provide all the above in spades for around $500 in an RCA-RCA form.
I have this cable (RCA-RCA) between my SUT and phono preamp and was super impressed with the huge improvement over other (non phono dedicated) interconnects I had around - which sounded grainy and opaque by comparison. Beautifully built too.
OK, so I have a bias toward Herron Audio equipment. But I've heard particularly sound using Heith Herron's audio cables. They run from my table (VPI Aries) through to the amps. IMO, Herron cables are very reasonably priced and perform quite well. Great detail and texture, smooth balance, very good micro dynamics, no compression. Used the cable successfully with an OC9 and Clavis da Capo.

That's just me. YMMV. But a call to Keith might be a good place to start.
I should have added that this will need to be an RCA-terminated cable, as the VPI turntable is equipped with its standard RCA junction box.

Thanks!