Just took a look at a few other forums on the Anticables products and it would appear that they do have a high capacitance as Almarg suspected. Nice catch Al :-)
High current solid state designs do not like high capacitance speaker cables, it caused the amp to osculate and can actually be driven to destruction. Happened to a friends Ayre amp. (ouch!)
The BAT VK600SE amp looks like a high current design, so i would play it safe and return them for something more suitable.
Look for cables with a capacitance of around 30pF/meter - the Van den hul D352 comes to mind.
My Naim amp has the same problem - but the Van den Hul D352 worked great with it
Regards...
High current solid state designs do not like high capacitance speaker cables, it caused the amp to osculate and can actually be driven to destruction. Happened to a friends Ayre amp. (ouch!)
The BAT VK600SE amp looks like a high current design, so i would play it safe and return them for something more suitable.
Look for cables with a capacitance of around 30pF/meter - the Van den hul D352 comes to mind.
My Naim amp has the same problem - but the Van den Hul D352 worked great with it
Regards...