Source for copper wire

It's all silver plated, so no-go.

Koestner - thanks for the heads up.

I sent the guy an email making sure his solid core isn't silver plated. If not, that'll work.

Thanks again.You might've just saved me a *^%#-ton of $$.

go to apexjr.com they have solid core teflon copper very cheap.

Lokie,

I use the White Lightning too.

I have had tons of cables and it beat all but my Audio Note Lexus LE and even then it was a draw (give or take).

Beautiful tone, a bit bass heavy and slightly rolled off top but for $6 who cares? I like the big midrange sound it has too.

ymmv imo of course...

Lokie - for my project, I'm probably going to need 200'.

If that changes, I'll let you know.

(& yes, it'll probably be better than your Walmart cables.

I will tell you though - as an experiment, I spent $13 on 18ga speaker cable at Home Depot, and did the same thing I'm going to do with the better stuff, & it sounds unbelievable for the $$. Now, there is A LOT of labor involved, but still -- you'd never guess you were listening to $13 worth of cable.

thanks Snow

btw just joshin ya...

:^)

I'll go in on 40' of it. Do you think it will be better than my White lightening ($20 Walmart lampcord) speaker cables?

Newark electric.

Teflon insulated Belden copper for $99 for a 100 ft spool.

Where are you? Here kitty, kitty. Here kitty, kitty.

yeah snow where?

take five audio?

fwiw the Neotech stuff is very good

Where?

I've already found it cheaper than both of those.

Thanks anyway.

Sonic Craft has Neotec UPOCC-in-Teflon wire.
http://www.soniccraft.com/products/wire/chassis/neotech.htm

Michael Percy has some, I think.
http://percyaudio.com/Catalog.pdf
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