What is the best BNC Digital Cable under $4,000?

Dear Op

There is no best cable for everybody.

It depends on system and personal taste.

Also, law of diminishing return applies.

It is not the case that 2,000$ cable is always better than 1,000S cable.

I had got my Dave and M scaler only one week ago.

But I am in the process of comparing pairs of Blackcat Silverstar II and Sablon Panetta BNC cables between  Dave and Mscaler.

You had better try out some cables in your system to find out what you like.

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Thomas

I am told that WireWorlds new Series 8 coax is extremely close, yet ic compatible with more kit.  

@pokey77  
 

well, seems this has turned into the devolving topic of "prove it works to me". Well, the only way it can be proved to anyone is to listen with your own ears. A few have suggested that in a polite manner.

 
That’s not proof though, that’s a subjective evaluation. It shouldn’t be that hard to explain if a digital cable can sound different than another other than “You have to hear it to believe it.” I don’t have to see televisions in person to know which is better, resources like Rtings take the guesswork and faith/belief out. 
 
The factor of electrical noise has been given, and I agree different digital cables have varying levels of noise rejection, but if for normal length even Amazon Basics puts the noise well below audible thresholds, then we kind of have an answer.

Can this thread go back to the ops original question, meaning folks giving their views on specific cables instead of this current line of measurements blah blah blah blah.

There is no proof of anything in audio. There is evidence, though. Empirical evidence such as listening tests appear to support the proposition that there are differences between all types of cables. Speaker cables, interconnects, digital cables, power cords, Ethernet cables, HDMI cables. And there are audible difference in plain old wires, too. If someone can’t hear differences in any of those things he’s in the very small minority and is therefore an outlier. And thus can be thrown out. We’re all quite familiar with the Juror no. 3 from 12 Angry Men, “You can’t prove it!”