High quality interconnects - bargain price


Guys - Just wanted to pass along something that I stumbled across while setting up a home recording studio.

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Roland/Black-Series-Dual-RCA-RCA-Interconnect-Cable-15-ft-Black-15000000...

These were only $22 for the 15ft version (that I needed), have a stranded OFC copper core, Poly insulation, Conductive PVC sleeve, Spiral braided OFC shield, etc.  They are described as "low capacitance" and have a lifetime guarantee too.

Lots of bang for the buck and work great.

Just thought I'd pass it along since we oftentimes overlook pro-audio equipment as a source for our stereo systems.

Greg

gregkohanmim
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I use Mogami Gold interconnects. Honestly, cost is not important to me, and yet, this is the interconnect I use. I know the "sound" of interconnects is much debated, but to me it common sense and just use your own hearing as a guide. 30 years ago I bought a pair of Apogee Duetta II speakers and still have them. I needed interconnects and what did the high end store recommend? Mogami. They could have sold me something much more
expensive, but didn't even try. Now that is an honest retailer!
 
Do they have neodymium magnets?..... I'm kidding but 6moons is not:
http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/highfidelity/1.html

It really makes me laugh; but live and let live; which reminds me - those critics who have achieved brows so high that their sense of courtesy can longer ascend to their calvaria are encouraged to micturate off. 
If these are as good as you say, the manufacturer would immediately raise the price to $2200. That's the way this game works :)
They do that too.  Add Fancy connectors, fancy name, $500. Add fancy jacket and fancier name, $850. Add a fancy box and call it the platinum version, $1800. 
   Gentlemen,

      I have been in this hobby over 37 years. I use Mogami Gold interconnects. Honestly, cost is not important to me, and yet, this is the interconnect I use. I know the "sound" of interconnects is much debated, but to me it common sense and just use your own hearing as a guide. 30 years ago I bought a pair of Apogee Duetta II speakers and still have them. I needed interconnects and what did the high end store recommend? Mogami. They could have sold me something much more expensive, but didn't even try. Now that is an honest retailer! 
The correct speaker placement is in itself incredibly important as to audio reproduction itself, but has nothing to do with the quality of the interconnects being used, which are also another factor necessary to achieve one's goals.  Anyway they cost money.  How much one is willing to spend is thus another factor to deal with.  My approach is to find the very best product that I can personally afford.  Thus I am presently using MG Audio Design interconnects.  The same can be said as to speaker wires, power cords, plus power conditioning devices.  Altogether they can add up to a serious amount of money, but on the other hand are the price of achieving what is possible.  It is just that I can not afford what Michael Fremmer is himself is using on his own audio system so I try to find lower cost alternatives.  But if one ignores the subject itself, they will never, ever achieve what is possible.  
thanks for the heads up on the bargain cables the best bargain out there costs nothing , its called correct speaker placement which takes time and patience and recording quality dependent , mine you if i had the money i would go with alanholvey and give them MG Audio Design ago .
"Blue Jeans are well made, but not audiophile cables...."

Because they didn't cost $1500/pair?

I have been using the top interconnects from MG Audio Design.  Although they are not cheap, nothing can come close for the price.  I first learned about them from a review in TAS by Arnie Nudell.  He and his friend PulMcGoern, of PS Audio, both use them.  Anyway a one meter pair costs $1600, but you can order a half meter pair for only $900.  I find them simply incredible, and I figure if they are good enough for Arnie or Paul, they are good enough for me.
If these are as good as you say, the manufacturer would immediately raise the price to $2200. That's the way this game works :)
With pro audio, buyers aren't as gullible.
If these are as good as you say, the manufacturer would immediately raise the price to $2200. That's the way this game works :)
balanced cables are a very good idea

why some pre-amp & amp manfs. do not use balanced inputs/outputs is beyond me
Guitar Center also sells Mogami Gold balanced cables, commonly used in recording studios with microphones. They are fitted with Neutrik XLR jacks, and are dirt cheap, like $55 for a single 15' cable. Great for subs, if nothing else.
Before I joined this site, i lurked a lot. I can't speak to actual %, but I bet a lot of people read these posts looking for info after a web search...
Thanks Bondman!

And to J. McGrogan - All I know is that if I now Google:  "High quality interconnects bargain price"

https://www.google.com/#q=high+quality+interconnects+bargain+price&*

This post is the first thing that comes up in results, so.....  99% might even be conservative...

Greg
Just a simple thank you, gregkohanmim.  Some of us appreciate heads up for potential bargains and less well-known audio solutions.  Your post is appreciated.
Keep in mind that 99% of the people that read this site never create an account or post.

Really? I find that very hard to believe.
Possibly fake news?

Why would non-audiophile folks come into these forums?
I don't bother lurking in forums for Pokemon Go, Magic: The Gathering, or other strange hobbies that do not interest me..
a critical double-blind test will show you the value of interconnect

that value is zero

if you just can't stop yourself, buy AQ or Cardas
Thanks but I think my post was misunderstood - I wasn't looking for cable recommendations (happy with what I have) and am familiar w/ Blue Jeans among others...

I was merely pointing out that pro-audio is a good source for high quality at a low cost (not innovative- not cryo-treated, coated with graphene, no 6N pure silver....)- Just especially good value when you consider that this is the same stuff that's used in the studios that produce the music that we ultimately listen to.

Keep in mind that 99% of the people that read this site never create an account or post.

Just passing it along.

Greg
Blue Jeans are well made, but not audiophile cables.  They sound ok...but that is all.  Contact ClearCables..... if that is too much ask him for a recommendation.