Worth the effort? Cabling inside sub


I'm upgrading a Zu Undertone Mk II sub.

- I'm gonna recap it, since I've found the caps are a lower tier brand.
- The cabling to the driver itself looks real good.

BUT, the wires for the signal input. Would you upgrade them? I'm thinking... they are really thin. See pix in link.

ALSO: other things to consider? 

Pix link: http://https//www.dropbox.com/sh/i21cd3shuvnzh55/AAD3StrKl8wZ8coYrWb69v6Aa?dl=0
eyrepm

Showing 4 responses by rauliruegas

Different yes but till you have first hand experiences with that "  these wires due to the essentially negligible amount of current they are conducting " we will know for sure.

Anyway, not a critical issue. Never mind, sorry.

R.
Dear @almarg  : """  From a technical standpoint I find it inconceivable that upgrading a few inches of wire carrying..."""

well many of us think the same about boutique fuses: 1.3cm  ! ? ? How is it?

R.
Dear @eyrepm : No, Wima are not for a change instead the electrolytic ones.  I posted before see the pictures.

R.
Dear @eyrepm :  """  It's nonsense to suggest a subwoofer would not benefit from upgrades such as internal cable and caps. """

Agree totally with that statement from @douglas_schroeder . Millercarbon and whom gave him the advise are wrong and if they can be aware of a change in the quality level pérfomance for the better could be only because their systems are really poor in resolution and quality or are " deaf ".

I did it changes in my Velodyne's, changing all internal wiring using all silver KCAG by Kimber Kable. Big diferences. If you want to change caps in the electronics the Wima FKP-1 are better that what you or other people can thing.

Anyway, go a head.

Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.