long i/c run...looking for high end cable

Jon_p- I'm currently running almost 30 ft IC to my wavac 833 monos (unbalanced) and have no RFI problems. This wasn't the case with a couple of other cables I tried, though. I'm usng the Sonoran Plateau cable and am quite pleased with the results. To say they are a bargain, is sometimes the "kiss of death" in the rarified world of hi-end; but they definitely qualify as such. I'm sure they're available in balanced configuration if you're so inclined to investigate further. Good luck in your search.

If you have not done so, please post on your impressions on the Wavacs.

please Mr. jcbtubes, would you be so kind and answer Tbgs Question. What influenced you to buy these amps? Did some kind sole tell you how wonderful these amps are? Did someone tell you the extraodinary sound that these amps offered? What a great friend you must have that brought these amps to your attention. I am sure you are very greatful. Please, if it is no bother, would you please inform Tbg your impression of these amps. And could you please tell us what finally made you purchase these incredible amps. You must have a friend that you feel you owe more than you could ever imagine. You are such a lucky man. Wish I had a friend like yours.

Now answer Tbg. Do you feel you can handle this?

One more Question Mr. Jcbtubes. Though I bow to your superior knowledge, what ever made you decide on the Sonoran IC? I would very much like to know where this incredible knowledge you have been blessed with comes from.
Don't forget to answer Tbg's Question. I am sure many of us would love to hear your opinions of the Wavac 8 Something, something. Looking very much forward to your views.
Thank you so much.

Tbg- I used to have a very good friend (who would never stoop so low as to attempt to generate accolades from self-serving questions) that was kind enough to offer his insight on both of the items in question. Having trusted his advice previously concerning a particular turntable, I nevertheless listened to him concerning the WAVAC 833 sonic capabilities (and of course, the pictures and kind words in print didn't hurt either)! The same is true of the Sistrum and Sonoran products, though much credit must go to the time and generousity of Robert at Audiopoints.com. So, to my humble friend, I say "thank you." To Mr. Brulee I ask, "have we met before?";-)