Copper and silver cables and bass response

You can not measure this supposed extra hi or low frequency content since it does not exist. Your just confusing capacitance and resistance and how system reacts to such. This is the main reason cables sound dif from one another. Toss in system interactions. RF pollution etc. I do use hi quality cabling but I do not fall for the BS the cable industry puts out.

>>12-18-09: Tef8568

In general, copper tends to sound more warm, rich, and full bodied.......

Silver, in general, tends to sound more open, airy, extended, light, and allows a greater higher frequency extension (treble) to pass through....<<

Complete and total BS.

You need to listen more and read less.

Depends on your gear.
My old Tannoys loved the solid silver speaker wires,the Grand Veenas did not.
Nor did the Grand Veena's like any of the stranded copper speaker wires I had at my disposal.

What has proven to be the best speaker wire for my Grand Veenas is a bit of DIY.

I use solid core copper 10 guage Romex in combination with the solid core silver.

I won't try any one's intelligence with reasons why this works,that it does to my ears is all that matters.

Maybe it will work for the OP too.