Solid copper or stranded copper for speaker cables? What is your choice and why?

jayctoy

Milhorn, checking your website , I saw you compare your power cable to Zentara power cable , Zentara cables are use at Chasing the Dragon label by Mike Valentin? Your cable must be good to compare them with Zentara cables?

All PCs in the world sound similar to JPS and Zentara regardless of cost. No other PC in the world sounds like WTPC.

I won’t tell you the performance of my Wavetouch power cord (WTPC). You should judge sounds of them (JPS, Zentara, WTPC). It is like a find hidden object puzzle.

Harsh sounds always win to delicate/soft organic sounds at quick sound comparison. A’philes’ ears are trained to be numb and blocking harsh sounds by a brain since a’philes have been hearing the sound similar to JPS and Zentara. It could take an hour to get used to the sound of WTPC. To soften your ears, listen to the original music before hearing each PC’s sound.

JPS 5:27 , Zentara 10:28 , Wavetouch 16:13

Alex/Wavetouch

@elliottbnewcombjr  I know what CAT cables are—I've overseen a number of office network and server room builds. Actually tried CAT6 as speaker cable for a while and dumped it for singlecore UP-OCC. 

noromance

I figured you knew all of this, (as well as every other thing), often I post for imagined others following along.

Just go to the Morrow website and read the description of their approach to cable design. 

J.Chip

100% all in on stranded every time.

Easier to use, more reliable, and nicer to dress up with cable sheathes, heat shrink, ends, etc.  In a decade stranded cable will still be performing great, but solid, may or may not be or may degrade without even knowing.  No way I would consider that an option.