Recommended Component Cable

Um, Ezmeralda11, according to Belden, the 1505A has a foam PE dielectric. If you want teflon, you need the 1506A, which is the plenum version of the 1505A.

Thank you all for the quick response. Based on the answers and some research I have just purchased the top of the line Canare component cable (2M) for 58$ on eBay. Based on what I've heard I am pretty sure these will be at least equal, if not better, than the Monster. I wish I had known audiogon previously, it would have saved me a lot of money (I cant believe that I've paid 125$ for 1 meter of Moster cable).

Thanks again, Raanan

I have Kimber Kable DV30. These work great. They have a couple of models below and above the DV30 which would probably fit into your budget. Check out their website. I'm totally pleased with the DV30.

The Belden 1505A is a good 75 ohm cable available from radio shack online for less than $1 foot. Its a solid copper center with teflon dielectic. Sheilding and then a white jacket thrown on. You could use that max rochlin cable that others have and get your results, it uses the canare connectors hifir recommended. www.enjoythemusic.com ?? Just pick some heat shrink-wrap so you can have your custom look. Whole thing should be less than $20.

I have used Tributaries with great success. The good news is that since you are currently using Monster, whatever you choose is sure to be a big improvement. Don

Bettercables will do a good job and so will the LAT International brand (order direct also) - both hard to beat for the price.

purist audio or synergistics new active shilding,they are really very very good but cost more than 150$.and try to use component

Try looking into Canare products. They are very good and reasonably priced. They may have something for you. More information at: www.canare.com

Hi Raanaan, if you are capable of "DIY", you might want to think about picking up some raw Belden and good quality RCA's and doing it yourself. This would not only give you the most bang for the buck, you could also cut to fit. Nothing worse than having an extra foot or three on ALL of your cables... : ) Sean
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PS... If you need specific part number, check the Cable Asylum. The cable that they are using for digital interconnects is the one that you would want. Can't remember the number, but it is the ALL teflon model. If you can't find it, i'm sure that myself or someone else would be glad to look it up for you.