Interconnects and Speaker Cable, What in your history hit your pleasure button?

I have been predominately using DH Labs cabling for almost 20 years now. Silver coated copper cabling for what it is worth. It has just seemed right to my ears in most of the systems that I have had set up over the years-including my current one. I also tend to use the same cabling throughout, preferring not to mix and match. 

Other cables that have seen use off and on have been Mogami, Supra, Linn, Naim, the Linn and Naim more when I had systems from those companies wares. 

I have tried several other cable looms in my current system, all being considerably more expensive with a lot of “buzz-word” technology wrapped around them. I end up coming back to, and preferring the relatively inexpensive, no or little foo DH Labs cabling. 

Most of the cabling that that I have tried against the DH Labs, has been similar or just different, but I cannot honestly say that any of it was “better”. Generally, I find this to be true of many hifi things these days, there just doesn’t seem to be those OMG moments to my ears, at least not very often. Maybe that is a good thing really, and could also be why I just listen to music and not worry over that next thing that supposedly “needs” upgrading. 

I have Morrow Audio MA4 interconnects and a DIG4 digital cable.
SP5 Bi Wire speaker cables. All the new version.
The only different one is a Nordost Quatro Fil 5 pin DIN to XLR phono cable.
I’ve had the Quatro Fil for about 20 years.

@frazeur1 I used DH Labs Q10 for almost 10 years. I recently replaced it with the Audience. Not even close. But the DH Labs for the money is a great cable. I’ll go so far to say best reasonably priced cables out there. 

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qed /wireworld speaker cables

I'm another fan of DH Labs. Their speaker wire and ICs are excellent for the price.