Best interconnects for Velodyne DD series

I did a fair amount of research and in the past I have alwas used audioquest's top of the line silver cable. This time I got 2 f113 and needed to get xlr sub cables decided to try Blue Jeans cables. So far so good. Not sure silver really helps with a sub.

The above the kimber hero is not shileded or the right cable I would not use that in my experance sub cables do make a difference to a point, not nearly as much as other cables. Also you have to have a SUB cable they are constructed with a shield to avoid humm and generally are alot tigher sounding then if you used something else.

I use a set of sub cables made specifically for that purpose by Synergistic Research and they are excellent. Tighter, faster, deeper, more accurate and also more musical than a variety of other sub cords I tried. Synergy is obviously critical here and its whatever you like in your system. Cost is rarely an indicator of synergy, as the posts above illustrate.

Hi Fplanner!
I´ve been thinking about Synergistic Research Resolution Reference IC:s. There´s one cable for sale, but will it do for Velodyne DD10 where you have L/R inputs and one balanced.
On their homepage Subwoofer Tesla series I noticed Y-connection on one side but not on the other side.
Why is that?
Surely they must have an e-mail adress, can´t find it.

Appreciate opinions & advice!

Many Thanks!

I needed 2 cables for my setup and my guess is that you probably do as well, but I would make 2 calls.

First 1 to Velodyne - there is a tech guy in Arizona that is very good. Depending on what he says after you describe your setup and what you are trying to achieve, if you DO need a 2nd cable, I would call either Ted or Elliott at Synergistic. All three of these are good guys and will be happy to help you solve your situation.

If you're thinking of expensive ICs then go the distance and replace the stock internal speaker wire between the plate amp and the woofer. For my DD-15 I used a DIY silver litz braid, but any high-quality speaker wire will be an improvement. Replace the cheap connectors on the plate amp with directly soldered connections. Also, if you have a balanced preamp and a long cable run you can try a LF Jensen Isomax transformer at the sub for XLR/RCA conversion and galvanic isolation. Finally, if you're handy, for a big improvement replace the 4-pin rectifier bridge on the plate amp with a bridge made of Cree Schottky SiC diodes.