Speaker Cables

@cakyol
I can GUARANTEE you that NOBODY on earth will EVER be able to tell the difference between that wire and something costing 100s of dollars per foot...

Yes, read all of it and totally disagree with polar opposite experiences, is why I replied.  Tested various (obsessively) many times, all sorts of different capacitance and inductance types, spool, self made, and professional made, single and double runs, bi-wire. In a truly revealing and transparent system, good ears can hear a difference.  Have several colleagues with the same conclusions with more than 50yrs experience each.  Some of which are 40-50 year techs in the industry.   

For your ears you can guarantee anything you wish.  Not for my ears.  Maybe you can get rich if you can convince people otherwise.  Best of luck. You won't sway me, been there and done that too long. Thanks. 

roll off the highs within the audio bandwidth significantly enough to be audible

That Kharma tinned copper wire looks like it's made the same way that Supra wire is. I've tried a couple of Supra's cables and they have that nice, warmish, rounded off sound that's pleasant but not accurate, revealing and life like, to my ears.

Been there, done that, moved on.

All the best,
Nonoise

@nonoise @cakyol @decooney

hey guys, i need some quick advice (apologies for the minor threadjack)

as sort of a mini diy project, i am thinking about changing out the internal wiring inside a lovely old set of spendor sp1’s... got into this as i wanted to swap the old cheapie binding posts for better, more modern ones... i have confirmed all the drivers and crossover components are all fine in the set, but noticed the fairly basic wires that run inside from binding posts to crossover, then c-o to the three drivers

i need what they call ’hook-up’ wire, in that they are just a single conductor with red and black sleeving - not the internally bundled 2 or 4 conductors inside an outer sleeve type typically used e.g., canare 4s11 etc etc... in particular, i think i would like to do thicker gauge wire to feed c-o’s and the woofers, and maybe a sweet sounding silver plated wire to run from the c-o’s to the tweeter and super tweeter

some stuff i found on the net:

https://www.thecableco.com/diy-cables-and-connectors/bulk-internal-hook-up-wire/11-5-awg-chassis-bulk-wire.html

https://silversonic.com/products/hookup-wire/ofh-12/

https://silversonic.com/products/hookup-wire/ofh-20

https://gothamcable.com/en/gothamcables/Hook-Up-Wires/90141-14-AWG

thoughts and recommendations?

@pesky_wabbit2

I do have a PhD from a British university named UMIST in Electrical & Electronic engineering and I have been in electronics & software industry for the past 30 years, currently developing wifi software for Broadcom. I can give you my linkedin page if you want to verify.

So, I am not parroting away like most of YOU do on this forum.

Next time, fact check your findings.

Everyone knows at audio frequencies, picofarads of capacitance do not make much difference, I was trying to make an exaggerated point, since exaggerations are the norm on this forum most of the time.

The crap I hear most of the time on this forum is unbelievable. There are a few people here who actually know what they are talking about and that is the only reason I stay on it.