Decent 6-8ft phono cable advice needed.


I know this is a loaded question but I’m looking for a decent 6-8ft cable to connect an inexpensive turntable to my HT/family room system. I’ll probably upgrade the turntable later if the family starts digging the whole vinyl thing more. I know I do now but this is our HT/family room setup so I’m easing it in. I’ve had good success with Blue Jeans cables for other applications in the past for value/performance and am wondering if I should go that route? Do I just need standard RCA cables or should I look for more insulation/etc. because of the length I need and proximity of other equipment? If it matters, I’ll be connecting to a Yamaha 1060 AV receiver with a Parasound Halo A23 via Belden 8402 cables, driving my older KEF Reference Model Two mains. I realize shorter is better but I can’t shorten the length I need for this application.

Thanks for any input.
asahitoro
You're welcome
Repost back when you will install it in your system 


I will follow-up. I’m not sure how much input I can have as I don’t have anything to compare to. I’m still wondering about the Bluejeans LC-1 as a stepping stone? It’s a third of the cost of the SC but again, the SC will leave me room to grow a bit and not have to change there.

Now, I’m off to find a good cost effective base/isolation. :)

Thanks again!
This is way too long of a cable. It will never work properly. I recommend you reposition your system.
Do I just need standard RCA cables or should I look for more insulation/etc.
3-6 feet should be an acceptable range.  Beyond that,  you could experience some degradation. 

If you plan on installing the cable in-wall it should be insulated.