My suggestion is to match your speaker cable with your amplifier --- and not with the speaker. Your dealer can help advise on what cables work well with your amplifier (or cal the amplifier company and ask them).
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@OP, There are retailers that allow you to try their products, and return them if they do not perform. https://www.thecableco.com/lending-library Once again, it would help to know what you are using in order to ascertain what would be best for your system. I would think The Cable Company would enquire the same info if you were to contact them regarding cable recommendations. Bob |
I find it somewhat amusing when folks suggest that I should get the cables that sound the best to me... I appreciate their assistance and I certainly understand the logic. However, how am I supposed to purchase the cables that sound best to me? I know of no retailer who will let me borrow a set of cables, test them on my system, return them and then try other cables. It is not a realistic option, in my opinion. Thank you for the suggestion, and I do appreciate it, but in today's retail environment, those like options are not feasible. |
My recommendation is to forget everything irrelevant like your other components and focus on the one thing that matters, how they sound. Really. I cannot think of anything less relevant than... all the other stuff people will mention. Anything other than how it sounds, forget about it. That's my recommendation. |