Canare 4S11"G" now available!

@mofimadness 

I may have missed it, but what was your conclusion of how the 4s11G stacked up against the 4s11 (which I use).

@jetter...thanks for the reply!  You didn't miss anything, I forgot to post my findings, sorry.

I have a system in one of my record rooms that I use for cable burn-in.  I put a little over 200 hours initially on the "G" version and swapped them into my main system.  I actually preferred the original version better, (these have thousands of hours on them).  So I took out the "G" and put another 300 hours on them for a total of around 500 hours.  Put them back in and really couldn't tell any difference at all.  Both sound very, very good.  I really tried to hear an improvement, but it just wasn't there.  Maybe, if the "G" had the massive amount of time on them that my regular cable has/had, there might be a very slight difference...just speculating though.

If I was to start from scratch, I would probably go ahead and get the "G" version since they are only like .50 cents more a foot, but if I already had the regular version, I see no need to replace them.

I still feel that these are INCREDIBLE cables and sound as good if not better than cables at many times the price, (and yes, I have been there, done that many times over).

@mofimadness 

Thanks for your response, it actually saves me from building a set of the 4s11Gs.  My experience with speaker cable is limited as I have only used Belden, Alpha Core Goertz, Acoustic Zen, the inexpensive Micca cables Steve Huff was raving about and a few others like Monster, etc.

But the Canare 4s11s are great for my system.