Cables for low power amps and Horns?

I recommend the first generation of wire world eclipse speaker cables. I have consistently preferred the sound of my eclipse cables to all others I've tried. This includes Auditorium 23.

When I rewired my Lowther DX4 Medallion II with DNM Precision wire I nearly fell out of my chair. Excellent wire and not at all expensive. Don't let the low cost fool you. These wires brought the sound quality to a whole new level. Clarity, pace, attack, everyting across the board improved.

DNM solidcore cables are surprisingly good. The sound the same as some very highend SC but for real world money.

I think cables can make a slight difference especially if those low powered amps are SET's. Also seems like the thinner the dielectric, the better.

Cardas makes/made a special cable for this type of amp called the SE-X (X depending on gauge).

They were copper and one thing they all had in common was a very thin dielectric. I used them and liked them. I now use silver wire with a teflon coating.

The theory is: the lower the soakage (absorption) of the coating (dielectric) the less smear will end up at the speaker.

Theories are nice but let your ears decide.

VH Audio has designed a very high end speaker cable which is exactly what you are looking for (IMO).