I need a speakercable that bring voices forward me

How do you suppose a speaker cable would achieve this trick?

I think it is interesting not only to see what people believe cables can achieve, but that people can recommend cables without even knowing the poster's system or room characteristics.

There's a large gulf between thinking there are no differences whatsoever and
questioning whether cables will make voices come forward, etc. I think it is
interesting to see how people come to the conclusion that they need new
cables, how they seek out info on cables, the criteria used to purchase them,
and I still think it is interesting that no one even asked the guy to list his
system before recommending cables. All just very interesting.

>>if Rsbeck can live with being perceived by some as rude<<

Well, I can stay alive while being perceived by some as rude, but is that really living?

My point is that by posting your system and letting the people on this great
forum analyze it, you may find that you jumped to the wrong prognosis. It
may be another part of your system that needs upgrading, or that may be
causing voices to recede, etc. It may be that a new set of cables will not do
the trick with your system. I was part of a thread once where a guy was
asking what kind of cables would give him more bass and everyone was
telling him what kind of cables to get. I asked about his system and it turned
out he was using bookshelf speakers. Cables were not going to fill in that
guy's bass for him. So, it is helpful to know the system, to figure out what
you want, to analyze where the problem is and whether or not a new set of
cables is *really* going to solve your problem.

You see -- I just want to help.

I'm a giver.

Now, I notice you don't even have a set of speakers yet.

I've got another rude question;

Why aren't you asking what kind of speakers will give you the sound you
want? Have you considered that maybe your front end is the culprit? I still
wonder how you think cables will bring voices forward. How about this --
why are the voices burried in the first place? Don't you suspect other
components? Why limit your analysis to cables?

I look at a system as something that needs to be analyzed in its entirety. It
all has to work together to give you the sound you want.

I've heard interesting things about Kansas City. Apparently, they have crazy little women there.