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I'm looking for a pair of interconnects that won't shatter the bank....

....but I have some extenuating circumstances that may make that impossible. First things first, the interconnects both have to end in RCA Male-to-Male because I don't have an XLR option and every component uses RCA connections.

I am running a bi-wired and bi-amped system so the interconnect runs are rather long. The longest run is around 9 feet and connects my preamp to my Subwoofer In ( the Subwoofer is a Sunfire SDS-12 ). The second run is shorter but still long. It's the Subwoofer Out to the Amplifier In which is about 6 feet. Obviously, I am looking for interconnects that already have those RCA connections attached.

Any ( nice, polite and helpful ) suggestions?

j
stereoisomer
cmc2234
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Several recommendations for Pine Tree Audio here.  I agree!  Well made quality products for very reasonable prices.  Plus, they are good guys to deal with.  They'll work with you.

Word to the wise... avoid any dealings with Mark Tunis.  His products fall far short of all expectations, even the simple expectation of getting what you pay for.  His soldering job is crap and the ends he uses are the cheapest no name crap he can find. He does NOT deliver the product he advertises.  Plus the guy is a first class scum bag!
jkf011
293 posts
 
Very good, and very happy with the sound from Jerry at straightwire.com. Extremely great value
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tomwipf
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Water is my AQ entry point. $500 + $200/m
big_greg
6,693 posts
 
Serious question - how many of you spend as much for cables for a subwoofer as you do the subwoofer itself?  We're talking about a cable for a $700 subwoofer...
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millercarbon
12,531 posts
 
Duke turned me on to the fact that cable quality hardly matters with subs. He swore ordinary wire off a reel just as good as anything. So I tried it and sure enough he is right. Next I tried interconnects. I have several, currently using the cheapest one because it simply does not matter. Power cords slightly different story. Subs do need current. But even there I wouldn't do much. Save your money for where it will make a big difference, using Pods under the subs. Far greater improvement there than any wire. 
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