Budget Low-Capacitance Interconnects

I am one of many that can vouch for Paul Speltz Anti-ICs right here on Audiogon. C= 10pF/ft.
Worth checking out. Doesn't advertise, strictly word of mouth and there are lots of positive testimonials.

Budget is <$200 new/used for .5 IC, but .5 ICs are hard to come by used.

I have used and have much respect for anti-ICs. Didn't know they were on the low-capacitance side.

Paul Speltz is a class act.

He will work with your cable requirements and can tailor to your needs.

I second Cyclonicman's recommendation.

Have fun!

Mingles -- That was an exceptionally good paper you linked to, by Bill Whitlock of Jensen Transformers. I say that as both an electrical engineer and an audiophile. Thanks for calling it to our attention.

I think it does a remarkable job of explaining why cables can and do sound different, while putting into proper perspective the hype and nonsense that pervades their marketing.

One minor point -- those reading the article should be aware that in several places it incorrectly uses "V" to refer to "ohms," rather than the omega symbol or just the word "ohms" itself. Probably his word processor program taking liberties!

Regards,
-- Al

agree Anti's are superb.
Larry