Which inexpensive speaker cables...

Canare 4S11 has been mentioned several times and seems a popular choice. I’m just curious how it stacks up against Belden 5T00UP. See below. Belden outperforms Canare in those attributes.

For a nominal amplifier output impedance of 0.05 ohms, using a 10 ft speaker cable, the total impedance seen by the amplifier is lower with Belden 5T00UP (0.06 ohms) compared to Canare 4S11 (0.076 ohms). This difference can have a non-trivial impact on the damping factor, potentially affecting the tightness and agility of bass response. You may not notice this difference in an ordinary system, but with high-end gear, it could be quite significant.

                                               5T00UP             4S11

1. DCR (ohm/1000 ft)        1.03                  2.6
2. Capacitance (pF/ft)          26                   45

I'm interested as well.

I did at one point have a 20 foot run of the Belden from blue jeans.  I locked the locking bannanas and the flexibility of the cable.  

Interested in the canare as I've not used that.

Lanx, thank you!

@airwatcher. Thanks for another canare vote

@sd. 3 meters is only 9 feet

Wireworld Luna are incredibly good (Canare sounds shrill by comparison). Really, they are all the speaker cable anyone ever needs. The terminations allow easy swapping between spades and bananas so you don’t ever have to throw them out if you change components/speakers.

98% of audiophiles would benefit far more from upgrading their speakers. 

Mogami 3103 (12 awg) has comparable properties to Belden 5T00UP too.

Anyone here who tells you their expensive designer cables are wrong and ignore the science of sound. Don't by the snake oil.

The only problem with coat hangers is they're not very pliable. Go getGet ANY cheap OFC at the gauge that matches your run. I use 12 AWG for everything, and even that's overkill.

In the world of audio cables, more money doesn't mean better. In most cases, those actually measure worse.