Recommendation for a replacement speaker cable

@mitchellman1 -- How would you describe their presence to the sound as compared to other cables you've tried?

Be suspicious of any cable manufacturer who sells any remedy for skin effect attenuating treble. 10 Feet of solid 8 gauge cable changes resistance on the order of hundredths of an Ohm from DC to 20 kHz. In series with a 4 Ohm speaker, skin effect makes 20 kHz 1/00 of a decibel. For stranded cable this effect is even less. Ribbon cables or litz construction do not improve the sound. You may be susceptible to placebo effect costing you thousands of dollars.

Kimber Kable 8TC.

Question: Is there any merit to what @drbarney1  said about ribbon cables (like Alpha Core, Mapleshade, and some others) NOT improving the sound?

Early Goertz cables could run some lesser amps into oscillation and started coming with a Zobel Network. Not any longer though. Nordost makes excellent and Uber expensive speaker cables and most are ribbons. Mapleshade doesn’t make ribbon cables to my knowledge but looking at their speaker cables doesn’t give me much confidence.

I had very expensive (to me) speaker cables and the Canare 4S11 I use now sounds better then the expensive ones I was using. You really do need to run them in though and Canare even says the cables sound their best after being run in. I burned mine in for 17 days straight for 24 hours a day. I used the Isotek system enhancer and burn in CD when I wasn’t listening to the system. Once the cables were burned in I put the treble back to flat on my preamp and it sounds fantastic. Member “Johnto” heard them on my system and bought a set for himself.