Best speaker cable for Krell/Dynaudio?

Dynaudio have there own properties. Compared to other brands
they sound more involving. They can give a good individual
focus and the C4 can build a deep and wide stage good. Not
very good cause the crossovers build not an extreme wide and
deep stage like Magico.

The most Krell can build depth as well. Most Krell's I
auditioned have not an extreme sharp individual focus of
instruments and voices. What is the overall sound of this amp.
I have heard some very musical amps of Krell, but others
sounded more lean or even harsh.

Because all the properties togheter ( and acoustics) create
the overall sound and build the stage you will hear.

When you are aware of this you can make decisions of which
cable you will use. Depends what you prefer and which parts of
the overall sound you want to change.

Why?

Because the brands of cables you name have their own
properties. They have a different overall sound. And they
build the stage differently.

Most people who have this as a hobby don't know the
properties. So most new 'tools' they bring in will be more a
guess than that it will give what they need and want.

Hi Bo1972

Not to hijack this thread but what do you recommend as speaker cables between Krell FPB 200c and Vienna Acoustics The Kiss?

Is this Krell considered lean and harsh or musical?

Thanks

Good question Mikey, but I do not know your speakers and your amp. I only talk about those things I have auditioned.

Brands Like Transparent and Kimber are very easy to use and never go wrong. But Transparent only uses copper. I have made big steps in resolution, physical stage, drive, speed and even a lot in differences in height of a recording. These parts are less apparent with the best copper cables. I win many many shootouts against expensive copper cables for a few years now. it is not a coincidence anymore.

Audioquest and Taralabs are also easy to use, but less easy than the 2 above.

When you can use silver in your set you will have more resolution and a sharper individual focus. But it depends on the properties of the rest of your set.