Hello paqua 123! Cables do make a difference, small, but noticable. Some dealers and manufacturers will loan you cables to try out. The cable that feeds the DAC is the most critical. You can lose ony postage/shipping costs in trying out cables. I didn't believe it until I decided to compare the various cales I had on hand. What works well for someone else may not work for you, don't be shocked. Do your friends agree on the best restaurant? Our ears are all shaped differently. We all have different mixes of equipment. Your system is easily good enough to hear differences in cables. The shorter they are, the less they matter. That's why they sell "monoblocks." You can put 'em on the floor right behind (alongside?) your speakers and use a foot of zip cord salvaged from an old radio and do well. Of course, now we can discuss long power cords and interconnects! Some speaker makers don't care how their crossovers affect the amp. Some care a lot. The important thing is to enjoy the music! Whatever improves you enjoyment is worth a bit of bother in trying different thing out. Keep Smiling!
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Currently running Luxman L507z integrated amp, Luxman D07-x SACD/DAC, HiFi Rose RS 130 streamer and Technics SL-1300G turntable. Got really good advice on turntable and cartridge. I am running Klipsch Cornwall IVs in this system. They sound great at low levels or rockin out. These are unaltered. No GR research stuff etc. Am I doing my system justice ? I listen to Jazz, classic rock, celtic/norse folk pretty much anything really. What do you think?