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If you look at the Cardas Audio website then Beyond Clear
you'll see 4 X 9.5 awg , the chassis wire is 1 of those (9 different guages)
without the 2 layers of shielding .
If you decide to try you'll need the following tools
wire stripper , crimping tool , solder pot , solder iron and heat gun .
I completed mine about 10 daysago and are now broken in.
I have found it hard not to express my enthusiasm over these
since every day, every album I am enjoying them like hearing them for the first time , to me this was one of those changes that turned into
a "Hey Hey" & "Holy Cow" moment vs. just a "that sounds better" one .
The Parsec cable that you said you could afford
uses 2 X 15.5 awg wires = 12 awg , the same as my first set of Quadlink,
As far as the match propagation ,
I'm sure there is something to it but how much ?
For the cost it's definatly something to think about ,
especially with your required length .
Rob
If you look at the Cardas Audio website then Beyond Clear
you'll see 4 X 9.5 awg , the chassis wire is 1 of those (9 different guages)
without the 2 layers of shielding .
If you decide to try you'll need the following tools
wire stripper , crimping tool , solder pot , solder iron and heat gun .
I completed mine about 10 daysago and are now broken in.
I have found it hard not to express my enthusiasm over these
since every day, every album I am enjoying them like hearing them for the first time , to me this was one of those changes that turned into
a "Hey Hey" & "Holy Cow" moment vs. just a "that sounds better" one .
The Parsec cable that you said you could afford
uses 2 X 15.5 awg wires = 12 awg , the same as my first set of Quadlink,
As far as the match propagation ,
I'm sure there is something to it but how much ?
For the cost it's definatly something to think about ,
especially with your required length .
Rob