Looking for really fine cables at really low price

if you remember old Yamamura wire that was basically the same wire as the WE (it even resembled the markings on the cotton ) just hand made with a bit better copper (6N), so you can also look for that..

I found 16' pairs of WE 10ga on eBay......tajacobs. I believe they have pairs up to 30'. Hope that helps. 

Im no wire expert by any means and don't know what it is about the WE wire that makes it so good, but the tinned copper they used might be preferable to the "better" 6N copper, but an alternative wire would be great as the NOS WE wire won't be around forever. 

As mentioned in another post, I prefer the WE10ga for speaker cables (single runs) and power cords so far, I am finished at least 4 variants for power cords and will test them after burning in. 

For sourcing, Wallace Jacobs (tajacobs on Ebay) is very helpful. Otherwise one need to resort to overseas markets like Taiwan and Hong Kong. Frankly I am surprised that there are still lots of WE left. 

Questions regarding AC plug/IEC:
-which pairs below $100 per set are your favorites? So far, I like the Furutech F11 (solid as usual) and Neotech NC-P311/P302 (not so solid but UPCOCC and cryo'd) which are currently discounted. 
-any better alternatives than the Furutech F-28 (r)?

Hi ,

I have ordered WE14GA 150ft and about 40ft leftovers
WE16GA.

Now I have questions about what
is Jeff saying about soldering: Is there really benefit of not being soldered
wire, just crimping? And how about capacitor soldering ( like mine Duelunds )
Jeff as he prefers crimping? Have someone experience degradations from
soldering? And if yes what steps have you took to go from soldering the
capacitors to crimping connection between the Caps and cable ? WBT Copper Crimp Sleeve is the
best solution? Or to make more disassemble can I wrap the bare cable around the
copper wire from the capacitor and then use heat shrink wrap sleeve tube ?  

Should I clean
the wires from capacitors from solder , and how to do so ?!

slowikpl, I mostly prefer crimping with a hydraulic crimp tool to connect speaker wires to connectors but in the case of the WE wire, I wonder if a good solder joint, which would melt the tin coating, would provide a more direct connection with the copper base metal, compared to crimping over the tin.  I have a bi-wired set of speaker cables constructed with Cardas spades soldered with Cardas solder, and they sound great.  I suspect the wire gauge and configuration will have more to do with how they sound than whether you crimp or solder the connections.