One Super high end cable or mid level set?


Has anybody out of choice decided to allocate all of their cable budget on one super high end model (say for just as an example a Nordost Vallhalla or Odin interconnect) whilst keeping there other cables at a much cheaper range or evan stock.
As opposed to the presumable much more common practice of buying a more 'balanced' mid level but complete cable loom ( again just as an example Nordost Red Dawn)
I suppose the question is can an 'incredible' never to be upgraded single cable produce a more magical ( or even equal) sound ,( supposing of course that it is of suitable quality to reveal these qualities.) than the compromised but more balanced set?
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Don't limit yourself to Nordost..There are plenty of less costly and ( in my mind ) better value cables out there.....
I could see putting extra into speaker cables because they carry the signal from the amp to the speakers and that part needs to be done right (IMO) but not Valhalla and stock cables for IC.

That is too much difference.

Never use stock cables, at least buy something like cheaper Morrow or Blue Jean for IC and then get a good speaker cable.

My two cents...
Just for the sake of the "one great cable" argument...

If you have a brand you like a lot, I think it's OK to buy one pair now if you think you might be able to budget for an additional pair in the reasonably forseeable future. For example, I'm a big Kimber Select person (not trying to shill for their products; just providing an example).

I bought one pair of Select 1036's, then built the remaining cables in the system over the course of 18 months. For me, that was better over the long term than being somewhat stuck with mid-priced cables I wasn't really happy with.
I suppose the question is can an 'incredible' never to be upgraded single cable produce a more magical ( or even equal) sound

No. Stick with appropriate decent quality cables and save your money for improvements to gear and room acoustics.

two cents...
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