Looking for really fine cables at really low price

/signature: strip the isolation further away and make a noose, be careful that the bare wires do not touch anything else or get some good Furutech spades, e.g FP 203(r). There are also rhodium plated OFC spade plugs on Ebay for less money.

Thanks Rob, so far I'm really enjoying the "natural " sound of the WE 16ga speaker cables with the Belden 8402 interconnects. They have a long way to burn in yet, but so far they seem to be a good match for my system. One unexpected improvement upon changing to the Beldon interconnects is that my slight 60 cycle hum I was experiencing diminished quite a bit....maybe just a coincidence or I corrected a loose connection I had.

With the new DAC, speaker cables and interconnects  I'm enjoying my cd collection all over again........with streaming audio coming soon. Does this audio journey ever end? Let's hope not :)

Theresa (or rather Wallace) Jacobs has no offering on long WE16ga runs but user "soundofthetheater" has 50ft runs of Western Electric 14 ga KS13385 cloth wire. Can I assume that this type, made by American Insulated Wire  (now Southwire?) is exactly the same as Jacobs' offering?

The We14ga Is excellent, period. So are all the other gauge wire, 10ga, 12ga, 14ga, depending on your use. I'm now using the WE10ga as power cord to amp and WE 14ga as power cord to DAC and Transport. Best, Rob

So no difference sonic wise re the vintage year? I noticed a range between 1940s (according to some, not verified) and 1999 in production years so the process for the core, the composition of and the process for the isolation could have changed. I am about to make a big buy so would appreciate more comments before I pull the trigger.

mac4805:  >>Does this audio journey ever end? 
I think this is a rhetorical question as the journey is more interesting than the destiny which is hard to define. Many have experiences close to "there", "here" but who knows it can even get better. A matrix like experience with signals fed directly to the brain maybe not fiction but science some day. Till then.... 

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