Turntable Interconnects?

Thanks for the great responses... The initial cartridge was a Sumiko Blue Point No.2 MM cartridge. So im not sure if that cable that came with the Project RPM3 was only designed for MM specs. The Blue Jeans do sound good but want to upgrade and put these to use somewhere else. With the goal of upgrading the whole turntable/cartridge in the future. Not sure how to calculate impedance/capacitance/Inductance with cables yet. Any recommendations would help.

Blue Jeans LC-1 Audio Cable 3 ft. Specs:
Center Conductor - Solid Bare Copper, 25 AWG
Dielectric - Nitrogen-Injected Low-Density Polyethylene
Shield - Braid/Braid, 98% coverage, bare copper
Outer diameter - .305 inch
UL Listing: Yes
NEC Rating: CM (Communications rated; suitable for residential and commercial in-wall installation)
Electrical Characteristics:Capacitance, conductor to shield: 12.2 pF/ft
Resistance, center conductor: 34 ohms/1000 feet
Resistance, shield: 1.7 ohms/1000 feet

Hana SL Specifications:
Stylus Profile: Natural Diamond Shibata
Cantilever: Aluminum
Output Level @ 1kHz: 0.5mV
Output Balance @ 1kHz: Less Than 1.5dB
Vertical Tracking Force: 2 grams
Trackability: 70 um/2 grams
Separation @ 1kHz: 28 dB
Frequency Response: 15-32,000 Hz
Impedance @ 1 kHz: 30 Ohms
Compliance: 10 µm/mN
Suggested Load: 400 Omms
Cartridge Weight: 5 Grams
Body Color: Black

Does turntable cable matter in this case from the preamp to the reciever/preamp the same way it does from the turntable to the preamp?

Phono stage to preamp / integrated amp / receiver is much less critical since the signal level is much, much higher. Conventional interconnects will do just fine for that. 

First cable is the most important, it is very important.

How are the Morrow turntable interconnects? They are having a good sale? 

http://morrowaudio.com/audiophile-and-home-theater/phono-cables

This is what the specs say.. is the top elite model at $995 worth it? Which one would is suggested?

Morrow Phono Cable Capacitance/ Meter:
Magnetic cartridges are the only cartridges that might be affected by cable capacitance. With
moving coil cartridges, cable capacitance is not a concern. Please use the information below
when determining the phono preamp settings for magnetic cartridges.
PH1: 98pf per meter
PH2: 196pf per meter
PH3: 294pf per meter
PH4: 392pf per meter
PH5: 490pf per meter
PH6: 588pf per meter
PH7: 784pf per meter
Elite: 980pf per meter

OK... couldnt wait and ordered the Marrow:  PH6 Reference Phono Cable & MA4 Reference Interconnects. Talked to the owner of the company and this is what was recommended with my budget.  They have to be broken in for at least 400 hrs so Ill keep you posted. He said to hook them up to a CD player and let it play until theyre ready.