Cable length

Great post sean,the speakers I use, decapo i's,have virtually no crossover so I believe the resistive load my push pull class ab tube amps see is quite low which is why my volume setting never gets passed 11:00 o'clock.The little vtl tiny triodes at 25watts triode pack a wollop with a twenty five foot run of wire.I believe its best to have equipment far away from speaker vibrations and in my case the rack is on the side of the room with a couch next to it for damping/sitting purposes.This setup will be advantageous when I buy a table which will be less excited than if it were between the speakers.

Sean, I agreed with your origianl post and I thought David A. Wilson's article mentioned some other significant points as well.

I knew where you were coming from Unsound and appreciate the support. However, i just wanted to make it clear that there are obviously different takes on the same subject and i'd love to hear some of the various points as to why they think / feel the way that they do. Sean
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Of course there are practical limits. Adequate distance from components can keep all kinds of grundge (EMI, RF, etc.) at bay.

Sean & Unsound - excellent information.

Anyone that's been to CES or one of Hifi Expos has seen that
Dave Wilson alway uses short interconnects and long speaker
cables. His demo rooms always have great sound.

While I currently run long interconnects/short speaker cables, I was planning to switch things around. Mahalo for
the additional motivation.

Aloha.