Quick question for the Cables Don't Make a Difference Crowd.

     Lots of, "bets" and assertions from wesheadley, lacking one iota of documentation or anything (in the least) demonstrable.

     Then their: "I choose", leaving the ubiquitous, "TRUST ME!", to be assumed.

     Don’t waste a microsecond, reading the blather from the deaf, delusional, and divergent (from fact).

     No one can tell you whether/how your system, room and/or ears will respond to some new interconnects.   There are simply too many variables.

     The only way you’ll know for certain, is try them for yourself.

     The least expensive way: contact the guys at The Cable Company and take advantage of their lending library.

     For a pittance, you can try a few of their offerings and the rental fees are applied to any purchase made.

                       Whether to explore/spend further: up to you!*

https://www.usedcable.com/interconnect-cables.html?dir=asc&order=price

                       https://www.thecableco.com/lending-library

              *YES: the USA's still a free country (thank a Vet)!                                                                                                Happy listening!

 The least expensive way: contact the guys at The Cable Company and take advantage of their lending library.

     For a pittance, you can try a few of their offerings and the rental fees are applied to any purchase made.

Only if one resides in the USA.

Having emphasized that point, being in Canada I am a satisfied customer of usedcables and they offer a 30 day full value exchange if one is unsatisfied with their purchase. 

I don't think czarivey is familiar with the A-B comparison test.

Many of us, I think, have a limit on what we will pay for cables - either out of necessity or choice.  I know to my ears that cables sound different.  Finding outsized performance within a reasonable price is my goal.  I have about 6000 total in speaker, IC, LAN and power cables in my reference system.  Some listeners have more than that in a single power cable.  I do though wonder how many listeners who truly have listened to more expensive cables than their current low expenditure truly opt to spend less?  If u have never spent more than a couple of hundred bucks on cables it's kinda hard to know whether more expensive cables sound better or not.

Why don't you all just completely eliminate cables by buying an all in one with powered speakers using Wi-Fi or BT?  
 

I didn’t read thru the entire thread but I’m just curious…

wouldn’t you still need at least one power cable to feed that all in one? That just begs for a power cord upgrade doesn’t it?