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Looking for an advice about speaker cables

Hello everyone,

I'm very new to better audio and I'm trying to put together a decent setup to listen to my (for now) small vinyl collection. My dad "donated" few components and currently I have NAD C340 Amp, Rega P1 turntable and Monitor Audio Studio 2 bookshelf speakers. Only thing I'm missing are speaker cables. Can someone suggest a decent pair of speaker cable that will not be too expensive. I also need help figuring out what kind of connectors I need to get. I went to check out Kimber Kables web site and looks like SBAN type would work with my amp. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Kresimir
Chicago, IL
kresho
kresho OP
3 posts
 
I saw these cheap Cables to Go 29176 on Amazon today. Are those any good?
dave_72
1,399 posts
 
I used to use the Belden from Blue Jeans...it's *ok,* decent even, but it's really no big deal. The sound is kind of flat and boring. I replaced it with another cable (Bryston) and that really woke up the system. More expensive, but worth it, imo. To be fair, I currently use a Bryston amp, so it probably boils down to better synergy.

Another low-cost cable to try is Mogami. I've heard good things about them as well.
jb0194
476 posts
 
For the diy-er, the Nanotech Systems 777 with Furutech rhodium spades are very good. The wire is very easy to work with. Sound wise, I am totally satisfied.
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bo1972
2,789 posts
 
I sell both Kimber and Audioquest. In your situation I would go for Audioqest. Because it is more precise. When you want to go for the most involving sound I would go for Kimber.
jughead
208 posts
 
Audioquest? expensive and has a grain like sound to it and I don't buy into the battery. good sounding cables for cheap I would go with signal cable or JW audio. if I was going to buy the end of the game cables I would go with Mosaic speaker and interconnects designed by Dale Pitcher, these are the best cables I have ever heard at any price point period!
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