Anti Cables to join my system, are they enough?

Strongly considered them, read many good things, but never audtioned them. I took a look at some pictures of systems with them, and instead of being unobtrusive, as you would expect for their size, I don't think they look good, hanging in the air, going every which way. I actually think they draw more attention to themselves than big water hose cable. Before I get nastygrams from loyal anticable users, let me say that I'm sure there are some nice set-ups out there.

What kind of speakers do you have?

Well, I have to say that the Anticables are not particularly impressive looking. My system is designed such that all wiring is hidden, however, so that isn't a concern. From a performance standpoint, they may not be the best there is, but the system sounds so good that I'm not sure if I want or need to go beyond where I am right now. To me the effect of this product is like not having any cables at all. It's just music there in space sounding as close to real as I have ever heard. I guess that's enough for me.

Read all you want, get all the opinions you can stand, then order them and decide for yourself. 30 day return policy only costs $10 if you send them back. Why not?

I use anti-cables and needed some artwork to soften the wall behind the speakers. I commissioned an artist who found the Anti_Cables so aesthetically pleasing he painted a triptych for me with my Vandersteen 5A Kawazingo wood pattern as a backdrop to suspended anti-cables. Click onto my system and see for yourself.

I got some and was glad to get half of my money back when I sold them, I know several others who have had the same experience. HOWEVER, others swear by them. IF I was going to try them again I would just purchase magnet wire and make my own improved version by twisting several wires together, The wire runs about 60 cents a foot , I found that Surplus Sales of Nebraska had a good selection.