Ah the flat earthers once again rear their ugly head where they’re clearly not needed or wanted.
@soix , I believe it is the equivalent of a holy mission.
Interconnects
Shortly I'll be getting a new amp. I currently have a pair of Mackenzies to connect the pass 250. 8 to my audio research 6se. Should I be spending more for the interconnects? As you can imagine I've already spent a lot of money on the components. Somebody suggested Synergistic research in the $500 range.
Should I be fine with the Mackenzies or is there something better for such high end equipment that would be in that price range? I only need a meter.
Thank you.
@soix , I believe it is the equivalent of a holy mission. |
Hey Roxy ~ First, congratz on your new gear! I agree w/what a couple of posters above said, run your new gear w/your old cables for a while, say 2 or 3 months, and get really familiar w/what a few favorite tunes sound like thru that setup. THEN, try replacing them w/an upgrade, and listening to those same tunes, listening for differences. I would suggest Synergistic Research Foundations, or one from the Cardas Clear line . I have both hooked up [in different systems] and can attest that they made an immediate and noticeable difference in SQ, esp in low end and overall detail. I know, sounds counterintuitive that they could do both simultaneously, but it happened. The SRs produced more detail but less of a difference in low-end, but the Cardas Clear are amazing [AND considerably more expensive] ~ the low end extension was so much better/fuller that I backed out of changing my amp! But follow your ears, obviously...certain cables will pair better w/certain gear ~ but sticking to the tried-and-true brands, you will almost certainly hear a gain when you upgrade and spend a few dollars on cables. Not saying that some of the the lesser known cables are not good, just that it's often "safer" to spend your extra $$$ on well known brands. And, just to make it clear, I am talking about ONLY upgrading the interconnects ~ all of mine are RCA, but of course that's a whole other conversation. |