Silnote audio or Morrow audio

I’m all Morrow. 4 and 5 series. Why?

They are reasonably priced. The people who work there seem like good people. They respond to email. They’re in Kentucky. But two big reasons: they compare well to other cables I’ve used: Nordost, Acoustic Zen, Kimber Select at a much lower price.  And, they are very flexible. I’m done trying to route thick garden hoses over under around and back. 

I have Silnote Anniversary II Master Reference speaker cables and various levels of their interconnect cables, and find them to be very musical and dynamic.  I also have Morrow subwoofer cables and couldn't tell much difference/ improvement from their level 5 to the SVS cables they replaced.  Both are well made.  Silnote has a range of offerings to suit your budget, as does Morrow, but Morrow's price wobbles dramatically depending on their sale of the month.  That's a good thing when you're buying, bad if you want to sell them.

I upgraded from Cardas Clear Sky speaker and IC cables and was very happy with the Silnotes ... until I got Audience Front Row cables.  The Audience are MUCH more expensive and do sound better, but not night and day better.  Why the change?  To see what higher end/ more expensive would bring to my table.  It proved to me what I felt when I pulled the trigger and bought them: Silnote is a great value cable, but if you want to spend more, there is a great big world of expensive (and good) cables to choose from, and the law of diminishing returns holds true here.

I coincidentally just put the speaker cables on USAM, and have some of their IC's I could part with if you have any interest (sorry for the shameless pitch).

Robert

I saw the title and thought what a strange comparison. And then I see bugredmachine mentioned both and then realized Silnote is not Siltech

So many cable choices out there. Choice is good, but do any of you go to a restaurant with a 5 page menu and then can't decide what to order? 

Anyway, thread is from last June, what did the OP @thirsty93 do?