Speaker cables with good timbre


As the title says, i would like to hear recommendations on a pair of speaker cables, copper, that have a very good midrange, imaging and truth of timbre or faithful reproduction of instrument sound. As i get older i started to realize i value those characteristics the most when i listen to recorded music. Thank you in advance.

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My favorite speaker cables to this point are the Anti-Cables 4.2 Flex speaker cables. That said, my system is currently disassembled (building a dedication audio room), and I have acquired or built several new cables.

I have a fun winter project, building DIY cables.......all using extremely high end Japanese cable (Oyaide PCOCC-A, Acoustic Revive Triple-C, Neotech UP-OCC, SAEC Triple-C, and Furutech OCC - Nano OCC - and DUCC-OCC). Getting all of that cable was expensive, and difficult as I had much of it imported from a friend who lives in Japan. But it'll keep me busy all winter; very excited to get them going.

@squared80 

Not sure why people like you feel it's your goal in life to dump on people that make statements that you don't agree with. A brief look at your interactions on this site show that you have never started a discussion. All you do is post negative responses and scream that audio products are scams and snake oil.

Pretty sad, if you ask me.

 

@squared80 purposely going into a cable territory and saying things that square80 is saying deserves a ban.

@squared80 if cables don’t matter, I want you to explain to me why my new cables have 70% less bass the first 12 hours of ownership.

my speakers have 4 10-inch woofers with 4 dedicated internal amps powering each of these woofers, they are not bass shy. So when I say 70% less bass because of the cables for the first 12 hours, it is serious. Please explain to me why this is so or gtfo.