Advise on phono cable please


Can anyone give me some recommendations on phono interconnect? My setup is Grado Reference (.5mv), VPI Aries, JMW10 into ARC reference phono into ARC LS25II. I am using Nordost cables for the rest of the system so I am wondering if I should go for the Quattro,s or try something else. Auditioning is hard as there are no dealers in town with a selection of cables to try. Any input is greatly appreciated
cmo
Who let the flame-bait in?

Dude, go troll for laughs on the digital forum. Cmo was asking a genuine question.
romexwerx@longruns.com this is an Audiophile web site where we can hear the difference between audio components. Even when the math suggests otherwise. Math is for engineers, not Audiophiles.

We can also hear the differences between wires.

We are not rewiring Volvos here.

I personally think some of those mega buck wires are a waste of money. That is why it is important to ask Questions in this forum. Cmo, I would suggest the Origin Live interconnect, they are a good value and the guys who make them know good analog sound,an important consideration.

Ron

Romexwerx, you are providing yourself with your own punishment for taking a view that "wire is wire". It is clearly not the case, so you are relegating your own system to poorer performance than needed, simply because of your closed-minded position. We don't care if you think that "wire is wire", because we have already learned something that you apparently haven't, and are enjoying the benefits of it, while you languish in mediocrity of sound. It is not we who are suffering from the delusions, and wasting our money. You are operating under a misconception, and you should be glad that others are pointing out your error. Perhaps a little more listening, and a little less "book reading" would be of benefit to you.
I use Van den Hul M.C. D502. Opened up the sound from the cables that came with my Linn Axis. I can't be sure but the previous owner mentioned it was Siver Conductor cables. I compared the Axis cables vs. Vdh and the Vdh came out on top without really being bright sounding. Bass was still good and midrange was considerable better.