Speaker cables for paradigm studios

Nutty,
I use a TVC in my system. So a good healthy voltage/current flow is always welcome and beneficial. When I switched over to ClearDay cables, I found that I had to go down 2 notches on the volume control, compared to my previous cables. The only thing I can think of is, the ClearDay pass more current/voltage. They made the sound "fuller" in my system. I am enjoying them everyday and am amazed that cables sound so different.

milpai, 

Thank you for the information. I am very interested to see/hear my results!

Best regards,
Nutty 

I'm another Audioquest Type 4 former owner.  It's a decent entry level cable, though overpriced unless you buy it in bulk by the foot.  It's a laid back cable, recessing the highs somewhat.  Also, because of the relatively small total gauge of about 15, they might not have the best amount of bass.  Very nice sound, though, for the money.  Clean, focused, not bright or brash.

You might want to take a look at your interconnect cables too, these affect the sound as well.  Prices can get crazy, I've spent over 600 myself for 2 pairs of cables.  But more recently I found a company that makes RCA or XLR cables using pure solid conductor silver.  

Stager silver cables are sold in various lengths, a 30" pair is $125.  I wish I would have found them before I spent!  Anyway, the website is http://stagersound.com/silver/   
I have no affiliation, but owners really love the sound!

Thanks! I have Hero's right now and they  seem ok. But I will look into those 

23runnin,

Thanks for the follow up post. I agree on your statement on interconnects. I'm currently using Straightwire Crescendo on my CD player and Audioquest Cheetah, (silver with upgraded DBS) between my Classe' preamp and Levinson amp. Both cabled are balanced.

On the speaker interface is Audioquest Gibralter single biwire. I'm hoping the Clear Day Double Shotgun's will do what everyone has reported. If they perform as anticipated, I will consider looking into Paul's interconnects. 

N