Kind of hard to make a recommendation without knowing what you're currently using. That said, I have found the Acoustic Zen Silver Reference II to be nicely detailed up top while still doing a good job allowing tonal colors to come through.
Interconnect Help
Anyone know of an interconnect that brings out the highs or would help make guitars more prominent? I really like the way my system sounds, but it is a tad recessed in the treble area, not annoyingly so but enough I notice at times. So I am wanting a little better treble extension but also don't want the dry etched sound either. Anyway,if any recommentation under 500.00 (only need 1.5 feet or so) I would appreciate it.
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I'm very happy with Acoustic Zen Absolute 0.5m XLR that I bought used for $600. Foam Teflon, oversize tubes, 7N zero crystal silver (with 1% copper), 6.1pF/ft 20nH/ft - it doesn't get better than that, at least for the price. Very clean, open, dynamic and neutral. It is 20% more than you're willing to spend and is not easy to find it in 0.5m (1m runs at $800 used) but don't think twice, when you see it for sale. |
If the present cable is also only 1.5 feet or so, I would not expect that changing it will affect the treble significantly. If the present cable is significantly longer than that, reducing the length and selecting a cable having lower capacitance per unit length may help, to a greater or lesser degree depending on the output impedance of the component driving the cable (the higher the component's output impedance, the more difference it would make). Blue Jeans LC-1 offers very low capacitance at a very low price. Oyaide PA-02TR, available from The Cable Company, also has very low capacitance, at a somewhat higher price. IMHO. Other opinions will differ. Regards, -- Al |