Regular interconnect or digital?

There are so many choices. Depends on a budget for starters.

Here is one for sale on Audiogon site. I’m not the seller....just did a quick look for examples. Good name cable.

Cullen Cable True 75 Ohm 1 Meter Nitin Digital RCA Cable Made in the USA! | Digital | Atascadero, California 93422-5309 | Audiogon

@boxcarman   Not 1m, but 1.5-2m.   

Start of transition at the source creates possible reflection at the end of the cable (slight impedance mismatch) that comes back and adds to the this edge changing its shape.  In order to miss threshold point (middle of transition) total travel time (forth and back) has to be more than half of transition time.  Typical transition is about 25ns.  Half of it is 12.5ns equivelent to 2.5m total both ways resulting in min 1.25m one way (assuming 5ns/m propagation).  Of course it is all guessing since propagation time vary (is dielectric dependent), while transition time can also vary.  So this is wide guess, but it doesn't hurt to aim for longer cable.

@jasonbourne52   I just looked at Monoprice cables - seems like solid choice - inexpensive and well shielded.

Thanks, people, for your help.  I am checking them out.

Not knowing your equipment that makes it very hard. If you have audiophile equipment I definitely recommend Transparent. Cardas is a tad warm, which enhances most systems. DH Labs, good budget interconnects.