In a general sense you want the better interconnects from the source to the pre-amp, the next best from the pre-amp to the amp. With respect to the cost, there isn't a catch-all answer, but for a system such as yours there's no sense in spending much more than $150 on an interconnect. For that price you'll get plenty good performance and you can spend the money you save on upgrading the other components. I can't comment on a particular interconnect that will work best with your system, but there are LOTS of threads on this subject so you should be able to find something of use in them.
How many quality interconnects to I need ?
I have a separate component system- amp,pre-amp, cd player, FM tuner, turntable.
My best set of interconnects are from RS Audio that are used to connect the CD player to the pre-amp (Parasound Halo P3).
I've read so many commentaries on interconnects, some which cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Does this mean every component must be connected with such expensive wire ? Or are the highest quality interconnects placed at the source with lesser quality wires elsewhere ?
I have not read a single review of any interconnect that specifies where it was placed in the test system . Any comments ? Thanks in advance....
My best set of interconnects are from RS Audio that are used to connect the CD player to the pre-amp (Parasound Halo P3).
I've read so many commentaries on interconnects, some which cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Does this mean every component must be connected with such expensive wire ? Or are the highest quality interconnects placed at the source with lesser quality wires elsewhere ?
I have not read a single review of any interconnect that specifies where it was placed in the test system . Any comments ? Thanks in advance....
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