The cables you enumerated have their distinct sonic signature, it may either complement the type of sound to your liking. Some may call it system compatibility, but I believe it is a matter of priority or taste.
As an avid cable-freak, i have had numerous experience with the very cables listed.
These are the notes I have compiled.
Arguably the Kimber plumbs the depths of bottoms of the bass, next is VDH then Nordost Blue.
The warmer of the 3 is indeed VDH, then Kimber.
The highs in the VDH is kind of rolled off or say "soft" , The Kimber has a slight grit with complex music and the Nordost is cleaner.
If then your system tilts towards the leaner side of things wanting some warmth...the vdh and kImber is likely the candidate. NOte the kimber has tauter bass than the vdh.
If you are happy with your lows but need some cleaning up in the highs and overall would categorize it as leaning much on the warm side of things. The Nordost fills in the requirement.
So it is much to your liking and priorities now.
As an avid cable-freak, i have had numerous experience with the very cables listed.
These are the notes I have compiled.
Arguably the Kimber plumbs the depths of bottoms of the bass, next is VDH then Nordost Blue.
The warmer of the 3 is indeed VDH, then Kimber.
The highs in the VDH is kind of rolled off or say "soft" , The Kimber has a slight grit with complex music and the Nordost is cleaner.
If then your system tilts towards the leaner side of things wanting some warmth...the vdh and kImber is likely the candidate. NOte the kimber has tauter bass than the vdh.
If you are happy with your lows but need some cleaning up in the highs and overall would categorize it as leaning much on the warm side of things. The Nordost fills in the requirement.
So it is much to your liking and priorities now.