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Reasonable but not outragious interconnects
Hi,
Can you all please give me some recommendations on rca interconnects lets say in the $50-$75 per pair range for 3’?
I have the new b&w 804 d3’s, Classe amp and Marantz pre amp. I’m not looking for $200/ft cables. Just something decent and reasonable. I know a lot of people on this forum go super expensive. I will admit I am running monoprice cables on it now and it sounds really good but I think I could get the little bit more out of this system with better.
Thanks
Can you all please give me some recommendations on rca interconnects lets say in the $50-$75 per pair range for 3’?
I have the new b&w 804 d3’s, Classe amp and Marantz pre amp. I’m not looking for $200/ft cables. Just something decent and reasonable. I know a lot of people on this forum go super expensive. I will admit I am running monoprice cables on it now and it sounds really good but I think I could get the little bit more out of this system with better.
Thanks
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I am on day two with the audioquest black mamba ii interconnects. My initial impression is I don’t like them in my system. They seem to mute the midrange a bit which is what I probably like the most about these speakers. I ordered the Audioquest silver extreme’s. I will try them and then return what I don’t like. For the purpose of this conversation, I was telling a long time audiophile friend of mine I am surprised these take away from the midrange considering I was running the cheap monoprice interconnects. Figured they would be at least as good in that regard. Of course there is burn in and I have only played them for a few hours but can definitely hear the difference. I went ahead and bought the audioquest black thunder ii subwoofer cables because they seemed like a good deal and I think copper is probably the way to go for subs. Just hooked those up so we will see if I notice any difference. Actually as I am listening right now the bass does sound smoother but that might be premature. |
Hi Meh03, You have good components and speakers. What you put into your system is what you will get out of it. Ideally one wants to spend 25-30% of their budget on cabling. By utilizing inexpensive cables you are not realizing the full potential of what your system can produce. I would say maybe 35% as it stands now. Think of your cables as the veins and nervous system. The power cables transport energy - the blood of your system. Interconnects and speaker cables transform Information. The less quality the cables the less energy and information you will have. You do not have to spend a fortune, but you do have to be realistic and as you are already doing - research There are a lot of good suggestions provided to already - but check this out as a resource before you invest. https://www.thecableco.com/lending-library |
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