Anti-cables VS. River Cable/cable lengths

The Morrow Audio cables are another alternative in excellent low-cost cables. I am using the Morrow cables in two separate audio systems, and the sound quality is outstanding.

There is a lot of discussion in the archives regarding whether pairs of cables need to be matched in length. The consensus (if there is such a thing in high end audio) seems to be that you probably won't hear the difference, but, considering retail value and the fact that you will probably always wonder if the sound could be better with matched-length runs, you are probably better off to buy your cables in matched length pairs.

Thanks Cincy_bob, for your input on both questions. What other cables have you compared with the Morrows in your decision-making process?

I found the Anti-Cables to be very fast and detailed and actually louder in volume than what they replaced, possibly due to their minimalist design, but they tended to be on the bright side, which I dislike. The prior owner of the Anti-cables, who had a 5-8 watt Almarro tube amp and horns said the same. But it all depends on your equipment

Somec59, I hate overly bright sound! My amp is quite "warm' for a s. state, however, and I could do with a bit more clarity. What are you using for amplification?

I tried the following amps: Adcom, Rotel, PS Audio, Yamaha and I settled on a 20 year old and mellow 75 watt Onkyo with a tube pre and Shaninian speakers