Recommendation for an audiophile speaker cord that is not "bright"?

You do not understand audiozenology hear he is in his own words:
I am not "average", I am Superhuman!! My words have far more value than anyone else's!"

So he must be right and we are all wrong.


OK, your right. I feel like Eeyore the donkey in Winnie-the-pooh,
I lost my tail, could you please pin it back on. O     K  !!!!

Superman OK I'll bite...

The first one, dove out a window, the second one, (horrible) broke his neck. Superman is a good analogy. Please audiozenology, don't jump out a window, or BREAK YOUR NECK.  Take the cotton out of your ears and put in your mouth. That would work for me.

Regards

I agree with audioman58. Triode Wire Labs cables are very natural sounding cables. I replaced much more expensive speaker cables with the American Speaker cable. In fact, I recently took delivery of a pair of speakers with dual binding posts and am currently breaking in the American bi-wire version. Pete is a great guy to deal with and will give you a trial period. 
On a side note, his phono cable is fantastic and works well with my Lyra cartridge.

I recently purchased a pair of Canare 4S11 speaker cables from Ram Electronics for 106.00 for the pair.  Still breaking them in but they have already bested my $1500.00 speaker cables I was using before the switch.

Well all I can say is the recording engineers whose work you want to accurately replicate used plain old copper wire and none of this fancy garbage sales people have talked you into. Have you tried a blind test on these things to figure out efficacy? Get some plain old zip cord and then get your fancy cables. Have someone blindfold you and then in no particular order switch things around and just see if you can identify what is being used.