What cables are you running with your ARC gear

The ARC branded cables from around 1990 were made by Cardas without the "Golden Ratio" wire laying. At the time they must have tried many, and partnered with Cardas. I do not know what their reference wires are today.

I like the older Cardas for single ended RCA connections with ARC equipment.

For balanced I prefer Pro cables like MarkerTek Canare or Mogami.

Ralph Karston (Atmosphere) believes inexpensive "Pro" balanced cables are all that is needed..

Look down this link for his take on balanced.

http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?11472-BALANCED-v-UNBALANCED/page3

Silver cables are in general suit tube gears. I find Wireworld cables good value for money. You can try.

I've owned multiple ARC amplifiers and preamplifiers over the years, enjoyed them all!
We switched to solid state amplifiers and an all digital front end (without a preamplifier) when we integrated a theater system with our stereo system.
While AudioQuest worked well, we found MIT cables allowed our system (Wilson speakers) to reproduce music closer to the live event more than anything else we heard.

Shunyata or Sainline Systems sound great in my system. Also Audioquest is a good choice as are, I'm sure, many others referred to in this thread.

I used Harmonic Technology with ARC for years.
I'm using Wireworld now and think it's great
(Eclipse 7 between BAT VK300SE and Thiel 2.4SE).

Guess I'm a fan of high-purity single crystal copper.

Ron at Liquid Hi-Fi (Charlotte, NC) will take care of you.