Speaker Cable upgrade

You know , I have never understood the notion of spending $100's of dollars on interconnects and speaker cable. I have 10 gauge Monster Cable going to my speakers and Lightning Audio interconnects. All I wanted to achieve is to have the cables that make me happy with the sound quality, and have accurate signal coming from my components. I am no cable expert and I don't want to be. I love music, not wire. All of you people posting must have perfect systems that put out prefect signal,because if they didn't you wouldn't be so concerned about wire. I haven't seen a perfect system around here yet, have you ? In conclusion,all systems are basically built around one common theme, the owners own musical taste. Even the Audio giants build components and speakers that deliver a distinctive sound, a sound which they think closely imitates the true musical experience. Sorry no system is perfect, even if they have the "perfect cables".

Redkiwi, this is just to say that I enjoyed reading what you had to say, both the substance and the cool with which you handled Carl's chaotic attack. Cjcarver, a lot of people who 'waste' their money on interconnects and speaker wire are into music, like yourself. I'm one of them. It's just that you DO enjoy music more when you 'improve', or rather adjust the sound to your liking. You really do. Play with some cables, try MIT Terminator 2 to begin with which you can get used for 50 bucks per pair of interconnects, and you'll see how much better your rig will sound. Or at the very least it'll sound very different which means that by playing with cables you can get your rig to sound better to your liking than it does now. And it won't take away from the music...

Redkiwi, this is just to say that I enjoyed reading what you had to say, both the substance and the cool with which you handled Carl's chaotic attack. Cjcarver, a lot of people who 'waste' their money on interconnects and speaker wire are into music, like yourself. I'm one of them. It's just that you DO enjoy music more when you 'improve', or rather adjust the sound to your liking. You really do. Play with some cables, try MIT Terminator 2 to begin with which you can get used for 50 bucks per pair of interconnects, and you'll see how much better your rig will sound. Or at the very least it'll sound very different which means that by playing with cables you can get your rig to sound better to your liking than it does now. And it won't take away from the music...

Redkiwi, this is just to say that I enjoyed reading what you had to say, both the substance and the cool with which you handled Carl's chaotic attack. Cjcarver, a lot of people who 'waste' their money on interconnects and speaker wire are into music, like yourself. I'm one of them. It's just that you DO enjoy music more when you 'improve', or rather adjust the sound to your liking. You really do. Play with some cables, try MIT Terminator 2 to begin with which you can get used for 50 bucks per pair of interconnects, and you'll see how much better your rig will sound. Or at the very least it'll sound very different which means that by playing with cables you can get your rig to sound better to your liking than it does now. And it won't take away from the music...

Redkiwi, this is just to say that I enjoyed reading what you had to say, both the substance and the cool with which you handled Carl's chaotic attack. Cjcarver, a lot of people who 'waste' their money on interconnects and speaker wire are into music, like yourself. I'm one of them. It's just that you DO enjoy music more when you 'improve', or rather adjust the sound to your liking. You really do. Play with some cables, try MIT Terminator 2 to begin with which you can get used for 50 bucks per pair of interconnects, and you'll see how much better your rig will sound. Or at the very least it'll sound very different which means that by playing with cables you can get your rig to sound better to your liking than it does now. And it won't take away from the music...