Biggest Baddest Audio Cables


Whether they actually sound better or not, I don't really care but I have a fetish for beautifully made, anaconda sized audio cables, especially with unusually well made connectors. Any ideas here especially where 2nd hand is a deep discount would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
cwlondon
Then I made some cables with 3/8" rods of copper and a lot of the Virtual Dynamics technology, and am in complete amazement at what I got from it.
Not worried about the "skin effect" I suppose.

Regards,
Yeah, they were hard to put into place :)

As to the skin effect, I found that the utilization of magnets, and shielding thereof to manipulate the flux lines, seemed to overcome it to a large degree. I have a lot more linearity than I did before. I don't hear any roll-off in the highs at all, if anything they seem more full-bodied, natural and more present than I have heard before. Every frequency range seems tighter, more controlled, less distorted, but has power and weight to it. I have played a few of the pieces I use for reference recordings with professional orchestras, as well as attend live concerts as often as possible, and I now find that impact in my system. I never expected that, didn't believe it possible really, I just wanted a system that didn't hurt my ears to listen to.

Well, I didn't intend to write so much. Everybody has opinions, I think even a lot of scientific theories are opinions that have some research behind them, and are true although they may not be the whole story, and I just wanted to share a little about what I did with some of mine. Still in utter amazement at what I hear, and if anyone is in the Edmonton area, I invite you to come give a listen!

Happy listening, best regards,
Well that is a new one to me I am no wire god but solid rod 8awg for interlinks is the biggest contradiction in interlink technology I've ever heard of.
I'll try it and let you know but the best I,ve heard is the polar opposite.Remember this is supposed to sound acoustic live not some impressionist creation leave that to the art world.
My first" audiophile " speaker cables were Polks.
Luckily the pretty green and gold wires never destroyed my amp.
But out of fear I tossed them in favour of the original Bad Boy- the Fulton Gold.

Kept them for a few years,then they too proved too user unfriendly and didn't really sound all that great.

I think they are out there somewhere.