Sweet spot in the AudioQuest line of cables

I really like my Colorado/Meteor cables.

"I've found that the AQ products to be consistently neutral and not overly system dependent."
I agree, I still prefer my AQ Argents over many more costly speaker cables

"I've found that the AQ products to be consistently neutral and not overly
system dependent. "

Me too. Most any AQ product is an easy good choice.

Oak speaker cable, NRG1000 power cords, Wind interconnects.. the Wind
appears to be the sweet spot in analog
interconnects, although I don't use any analog cables anymore.. I also use
the Diamond USB Cable, and I have a custom REL sub cable made from
Castle Rock.

Oak is their best all copper speaker cable, the NRG 1000.. Is the least
expensive PC to use the best plugs..

I've found that the AQ products to be consistently neutral and not overly
system dependent.

Again, King Cobras. I also have Colorado ic's and I can hardly tell a difference yet a lot more money.

King Cobras were a big disappointment for me. I found them to be slow with a tubby indistinct bass. I found the Monster M1000i to be better if you like this sort of sound. Bottom line: try before you buy or sell 'em.

I appreciate the feedback looking for some info on the middle of there line.

"Agree RE: King Cobras."

I would go one step further and get Jaguar or Columbia IC's. Then you would have DBS, as well. I have a few pairs of each and there is not much difference between the 2. If your system isn't too revealing, you may not even hear a difference. For speaker cables, CV-6 or CV-8. I have those too. They sound great with anything. Buy a different brand of power cords.

Agree RE: King Cobras. Although I have to say, I spent less on my acoustical treatments and they made a bigger difference!

King Cobra was very neutral sounding in my system. It used to be more
expensive under name "Python" until AQ moved production to
China, renamed cables and lowered prices to stay competitive. My current
ICs Acoustic Zen Absolute are little more refined but for much more money.