Speaker cables for soundlabs and strong current

Everyone, thank you for your reply. I believe cabling in general is so very subjective. When reading multiple reviews over different cable options I find that ten different people will suggest ten different avenues for cables. This is the reason for wanting to begin with an inexpensive but decent quality set. This will get the system up and running. At that point I can begin to do the in home trails and as John so wisely suggested, get two or three different sets next to each other and trial them side by side. I am sure that is the only way to truly get an honest comparison.

I email Roger West at Soundlab just to find out what the manufacture is using for in house testing. He suggested the Kimber Kable 8TC or the Tara Labs line for a high quality cable at reasonable pricing. He also suggested to keep the runs short which makes sense.

John,

I will give you shout when I get closer to needing the cables. I still have a couple months of work on my end to do. Thanks again.

Lance

Linn K-400. Very good sounding heavy guage wire. Has better bass and greater detail than the Kimber 8VS that I'm presently using. (If you need a short run of the K400 I have a pr.) Regards, Bill.

I own a pair of Milleniums and have had good luck with Magnan Signatures and also Tara RSC Masters.

.....sT

monster cables dude! yeah right.... just kidding.
I own a pair of A-3 and I have a very rare custom made in Japan cable that works super nicely. But I have tried Purist Audio cables with them, which I also own, and they work superbly. You can't go wrong with PADs.

I'd second the Kimber 8TC(and who would know better than the system's designer, what would work best). An excellent, easy to work with and fairly heavy gauge(8) cable. It should virtually disappear in a short run(the best quality a cable can possess). Very inexpensive used but the newer, clear/white 8TC is really attractive. It looks so good it MUST sound better, right? I'm using it on my bi-amped woofers, and they are probably going to be a permanent resident.