Help with AudioQuest Cables

Speaker or interconnects

I'm looking for both speaker and interconnects. Any help would be appreciated!

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The very LAST thing AQ, and their dealers, want you to do, is buy used cables instead of their new cables. That's likely the main reason for the change in nomenclature. Perhaps they saw that too many people were buying their old cables from consumers, rather than buying new ones of the same model from their dealers. It's all just business...you know, cause they gotta have that new money coming in. The technology looks the same to me, as in the old line: "triple balanced, hyperlitz, hyper pure, grain optimized, spread spectrum technology" yada yada, with "perfect surface" being the new buzzword...seems like you'd want long grain all the way throught the conductor, not just a "perfect surface". If you want a silver AQ interconnect, the Amazon model is your only choice...it's like quadruple the price of the previous all-silver Diamond x3. They must think their market has suddenly exploded in size...It might, if enough of you guys stop wasting money on $50,000 SUV's to pull your $50,000 bass boats...who am I kidding, that'll never happen!!

I just bought all my Audioquest cables (which are used!) from a dealer and I was just wondering if I want to ever upgrade to another set of Audioquest cables, where do I go? I currently have Opal interconnects, Crystal and CV-4 speaker cable for my Vandersteen 2CE Sigs. I'm running the Crystal to my low frequencies and the CV-4 to my highs. I asked people which cables should be run to the highs and which to the lows, and people were telling me the Crystal should go to the highs because it's a better cable. I was running my old Type-4 to the highs while I waited for my CV-4 to arrive and when I made the change, the difference was huge. I was told that mid to high freqs. run on the surface of the cable where as the low freqs. run along the inside. I don't know if this is true, but the CV-4 (PSC) was better sounding than the Type-4 (LGC) on the highs. BTW, I dont own a $50K Truck nor a $50K boat. Thanks for all the advice, but I'm still looking for a listing of the cables for upgrade purposes in the future.