blue jeans cable?

Good products. Not audiophile dressing, but they function as a cable should. Cost vs. performance is very good. Their HDMI cables is as good as it gets. 

They are very nice folks and real professionals or at least real engineers. I am buying two sets of longer RCA to RCA's from them because of price and the fact that the component being used isn't mission critical.

That said I bought a digital cable from them a while back and pulled it out of service shortly after. Just dead flat, dull lifeless. Replaced it with a Monarchy DR-1 that I bought used for $95.

That cable is a game changer! Dynamic, detail, lush, big etc. yes it's stiff as a coat hanger and thick as a garden house but it's the difference between sound and music.

Yes it's just zero's and ones, technically shouldn't make a difference but there is so much we still don't know about, like Dark Matter : ) Anyway for secondary sources I don't see any reason not to go with Blue Jean.

Regarding Blue Jean cables, keep in mind that Blue Jeans basically assemble the cables.  I have both their Canare and Belden speaker cables and greatly prefer their Canare cables.

My first upgrade after 20 years of Monster cable was Blue Jeans ,
I went with the 10 gauge Belden speaker wire and they where great sounding but like many that enjoy the hobby there's more out there .
So when a pair of used ( major manufacture )  cables appeared at a resonable price I tried then and liked them but !
I moved up the product line again and liked what I heard but !
I am going to try making my own speaker cables by using cable made by the same major manufacture .
I'll end up with larger gauge than I have ( I beleve that it is the same gauge that was used on their top level cable )  but without the twisting ,colored jacket and the high price .

Monster cable really hurt the cable industry with some of the nonsense they did and such.  Better sounding cables are real, and you don't have to spend a ton.

I've purchased 2 Blue Jeans cables, and they make decent entry level stuff.  For superior sound quality, what you want is solid core copper strands in your cables, each strand individually insulated.  Fine stranded cables lack this and it shows.

I used to think cable tech was bunk, until I tried a pair of Audioquest Type 4 speaker cables.  The difference was quite notable.  All of the sudden, the sound was cleaner, had better detail and a better soundstage was the result.  They replaced fine strand Oxygen free copper.  

I now have solid core based cables at every  power and IC cable as well.  But Blue Jeans is at least better than the garbage Amazon brand and Monoprice brand cables.