Which Interconnects Are You Guys Using With Your Infinities?
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slimpikkins
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Better Cables Silver Serpent.
Pioneer Vir
Well-Known Member
Morrow Audio MA2 & MA3 & SP2.
Bahamayellow
Super Member
Nothing to fancy here a mix and match of audio quest evergreen rca cables the lower line and believe or not Old school monster cable 100 interconnects from the 90s and speaker wire is monster cable Xpa.
7.62
Infinity nutcase.
Of all the wire I have tried for speakers, I have to say I also enjoyed the Monster XPA probably the most. When I get to do my audio room that is probably what I'm going back to. The last set I made went with the Kappa 8's to my son. I've kinda already made up my mind to dress them up with some nice sleeving and cable pants etc. But underneath all that fancy looking stuff that will deliver the sound 
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MoreBeer
Money + Money =More Money
12 gauge speaker wire from Amazon, Lowes, Home Depot, wherever performs just as well as $10,000 cables.
Yes...it's true. GASP!!!!!!!!! The Horror!!! LMAO!!!
For banana plugs, the Sewell brand plugs available on Amazon work well. $12.95 for five pair.
On another note, if you'd like to see what a $10,000 cable moron looks like, just search for Michael Fremer at Stereophile Magazine or see this video:
In fact, this idiot's head is so polluted with fantastical theory, the speaker cables in his video are $30,000. Oh yeah, he also thinks buying $5,000 120 VAC cords to plug your turntable into an electrical outlet improves the sound.
Yes...it's true. GASP!!!!!!!!! The Horror!!! LMAO!!!
For banana plugs, the Sewell brand plugs available on Amazon work well. $12.95 for five pair.
On another note, if you'd like to see what a $10,000 cable moron looks like, just search for Michael Fremer at Stereophile Magazine or see this video:
In fact, this idiot's head is so polluted with fantastical theory, the speaker cables in his video are $30,000. Oh yeah, he also thinks buying $5,000 120 VAC cords to plug your turntable into an electrical outlet improves the sound.
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Bahamayellow
Super Member
Ha ha I actually enjoyed the video. I’m sure he isn’t the only one that can afford equipment and cables like he does. I know if audio was my only single hobby I might spend a lot on my audio system as well. Unfortunetly I have to many others lol.
uvafan420
LiKe It LoUd
That is pocket change compared to what the turntable cost (not the tone arm) lol... Surprised he did not mention the cost of that.
Another vote here for good old 12 gauge copper. I cut an old 15 foot pair of Original Monster Cables in half and made 4 7 1/2 foot cables to bi-amp my Kappa 9s.
One pair is terminated with Nakamichi bananas each end, and the other is bananas on one end and spades on the other.
Terminated with these:
One pair is terminated with Nakamichi bananas each end, and the other is bananas on one end and spades on the other.
Terminated with these:
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idadude
Super Member
For the speakers I'm using 11AWG Canare 4S11 six foot cables I bought off of the bay for forty-something $. Sound as good to me as other cables I've tried and my system is quite revealing.
For interconnects I'm using Canare balanced IC's I bought cheap off of the bay. I have one set of Neotech UPOCC balanced IC's that I can't distinguish from the Canares.
Larry D.
For interconnects I'm using Canare balanced IC's I bought cheap off of the bay. I have one set of Neotech UPOCC balanced IC's that I can't distinguish from the Canares.
Larry D.
7.62
Infinity nutcase.
Thanks for sharing that video, the wife listened while i watched. Holy cow that's some serious stuff, those amps and preamp are feaking awesome looking, just have to wonder how amazing all that sounds. The wifey say's $30.000 for speaker cables ! I love his place, organized chaos !
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