sell it, make some money and buy better gear or buy more music.
To splice or not to splice?
I have a mid-fi system (Dynaudio MkII, NAD c320BEE, Canare wires) and recently acquired a 6-foot Audioquest King Cobra cable for next-to-nothing. My first inclination was to cut it up to make a pair of extremely short IC's to replace my pre-to-power amp jumpers and then to make one or two pairs of short IC's for component-to-pre connection.
I have since become aware that the King Cobra has connectors which are welded, not soldered. I'm not concerned about losing value as I have little in the cable and do not plan to sell it. I am concerned with losing a high percentage of sound after splicing and adding standard audio RCA connectors using solder.
I expect a small loss from the process. Am I likely to be disappointed?
Is there anyone here with some experience in this realm?
many thanks,
T.U.
I have since become aware that the King Cobra has connectors which are welded, not soldered. I'm not concerned about losing value as I have little in the cable and do not plan to sell it. I am concerned with losing a high percentage of sound after splicing and adding standard audio RCA connectors using solder.
I expect a small loss from the process. Am I likely to be disappointed?
Is there anyone here with some experience in this realm?
many thanks,
T.U.