DIY Spekon Cable For Rel

@brylandgoodman several years ago I did a search on YouTube regarding how to make the speakon cables for my Rel subs. Easy directions and video to follow and you can use the 12awg silver plated PTFE ofc wire you already have, which will not effect the sound of your Rel subs.

This may be an easy way to go, and is within your budget:

https://tmraudio.com/shop-new/accessories/speaker-cables/kimber-kable-rel-cu-subwoofer-speakon-cable/

I upgraded my speakon cables with high quality speaker wire that I had lying around. You can do this if you use both red and yellow wires twisted together. Don't forget to split the positive wire across both pins at the speakon cable, this will allow you to use maximum gain. Also, depending on the gauge of wire you use, it will be necessary to do this to get it in the holes.

I did this, works a treat. I also used same cables to make the jumper leads for my line array.

Mark 

My reasoning for using the wire (Duelund) I did was it matched the crossover and internal wire I'm using in my speakers. REL states their subs take on the characteristics of the amps their partnered with, logic dictates the wire to the sub has similar effect. I've tried various other brand of subs using low level connections and dsp, none integrated this coherently with the main speakers.

I've also gone to the extent of using same power cords on REL's and amps. PC's make a difference as well, perha[ps even more than the high level wire.

I heard great things about them, so decided to give signalcable.com’s REL cable a shot on both my S/510’s. I was pleasantly surprised with the increase in performance. Highly recommended.