Anti Cables to join my system, are they enough?

This pains me but I agree with Stanwal.

I had a used pair here for about 2 weeks and tried them in 3 different systems.

Generally they are lean, without body, and lack detail when used in very high resolving systems.

Now to appease all the flame throwers, not that I care, they are an extrememly high value product. The QPR is virtually unmatched.

IMO

I wonder if nearly pure copper wire, of any kind, is close to the standard of electrical transmission from amplifier to speaker given that most speakers use copper internally from binding post to driver. Any other form of electrical transmission is designed to change the impedance, capacitance or resistance and therefore alter the sound to suit the arrangement of amplifier and speaker interface. If so, then the choice of speaker wire is more a function of amplifier and speaker interaction to suit a particular taste than a purely electrical phenomenon. Is this an accurate interpretation of the interaction?

I generally agree with Bill (Audiofeil). Of the cables that I've tried, they have an unmatched price-performance ratio. But in my system, the interconnects and speaker cables didn't have the detail of some pricier cables. You also need to be careful about interference from other devices; there was a lot of interference introduced into the signal (static sound) if the cables were not spaced properly or if they touched the floor. But having said that, if I were to spend only $100-200 or so on a new cable this would be the one. I keep mine around as spares.

I've got anti-wires to my speakers and they were a big improvement over the audioquest wires I had before. At the time it sounded like someone had windexed my speakers. I'm sure there are better cables out there, but for $100 a pair they're at least worth trying. If you're not happy with them THEN go blow a wad of dough.

If you're not happy with them THEN go blow a wad of dough.

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