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Hi, anyone can give me some advise about cables? i am having below systems, would like upgrade some cables in RCA, Balance, power cables and Speaker cables. which kind of cables should i get to get better perform in my system?

Amp's - Parasound - Halo A21 Two-Channel Amplifier
Pre-amp - Parasound - Halo P3 Balanced Preamplifier
CD - Onkyo C-7030 Compact Disc Player (Black)
Power: Monster HTS 3600 MKII 10-Outlet Power Center with Stage 3 Clean Power

a few people are referring Signal cables to me, i checked they have regular line, Analog Two, and Silver Resolution. i am not sure what they are difference? and which one should good for mine starting?
langood

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rar1
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You will discover that for a budget CD player, the Onkyo 7030 is very sensitive to the cables used. I use the Onkyo in system that has an Outlaw RR2150 receiver and Totem Mites speakers.

I initially tried both Better Cables Silver Serpent and the Signal Cable Analog One interconnects and wanted to ditch the CD player. At that point, I had been using the Onkyo for about 50 hours or so. The sound was fairly bland ... not involving, no detail, female voices were harsh. I swapped in a set of Audioquest Black Mamba II cables that are sold by Audio Advisor. The Onkyo really came to life. The Black Mamba are copper wires with silver RCA plugs.

For speaker cables, I have used the QED Silver Anniversary happily for at least six years now.

Rich
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rar1
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Hi Steve:

Before switching to the QED Silver Anniversary speaker cables, I was using Signal Cable Silver interconnects and speaker cables. The system was comprised of the same Outlaw receiver and the speakers were either Rega Aras or NHT SB2s. The sound was screechy to say the least ... the highs were sharp and bright. The culprits were the speaker cables as once they were swapped out, the system sounded fine.

Rich
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