Speaker cables for OHM Walsh 5 MKII?

I use the cables by Monarchy on my Ohm 2000s.

Having gotten that out of the way, I would suggest that you get cables that are properly terminated, of proper length, and definitely under $200 (I would say under $100 but Monarchy just raised the price of their cables and I'd be a hypocrite. :) ). I base that on what I learned on my way to a physics degree and on what EE people have always, always told me.

For example, I once carried out an experiment that demonstrated the Josephson effect, i.e. superconductivity as predicted by quantum mechanics, and inexplicable with classical E&M. None of the cabling was esoteric; the wall sockets were excellent, as you would expect, but the power cords could not have cost more than $20 or so.

If standard cabling can do superconductive quantum mechanics, it can probably do our stereos too.

They sound good with most any speaker wire if everything else is in order. I would not go too hogwild spending money on expensive speaker cables.

I do have a pair of Audioquest cv-6 with the DBS devices in use with my 100S3s. This combo sounds very good. My 5s are in another room conencted via in wall wires that are essentially 12 gauge or so typical copper strands, nothing fancy, commercial grade in-wall speaker wiring. I am hard pressed to associate any better sound with the audioquests because the setups and rooms are so different, but I will say the Audioquests probably leave little to be desired, although I still cannot determine if teh DBS devices actually affect the sound.

FWIW, I am using entry-level Kimber Kable on my Walsh 2000s. They sound good to me, but I haven't compared them to anything else. I do intend to at least try higher-end cables at some point, however.

Thanks for the replies guy's! Any recommendations on setup
as I find no real answers anywhere. I know it's all room dependent, but wonder if there are any do's or dont's with these as starters. I have them sounding really good, so I
must be close!