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Did I buy the correct RCA cords for my Technics?

symkob

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So, i made a post here bout a week ago asking why my new cords were **** sounding and now i know. So i ordered from Kabusa, since a lot of people told me to.
I contacted the dude that owns the site and he told me to get the Mogami W2528 Molded Gold Connectors
they’re the first ones listed on the site
https://www.kabusa.com/frameset.htm?/
 
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Have you done your homework on these cables? I did some surface stuff.

"Mogami" is a brand, handled by KAB Electronics, a division of Marshall Electronics that handles optical gear, and all other related high end products..at a price.

The company is privately owned, but US ran and operated. They do mention some countries of manufacture, but you know where most of it will come from.

Without starting a "range war" on cables, which seems to surface from time to time on AK...with no winners I might add, unless it's in the minds of the two sides that polarize...this is a mine field of opinions!

It is easy to go overboard, on certain aspects of gear, esp with the enticing ad programs that offer you the world on a platter, but little in the way of solid independent research to back up their findings. Without company funding!

Maybe do some legwork as did I on the firm selling this cables and find out whether "studio calibre" cables are in line with the present level of equipment, or whether it's overkill. And where a product is made!

Maybe take a look at LD (Ledger Note) "Are Studio Cables Worth The Money" Sept20/2020 in the "Q&A" forum to see what others think about this company/cables and such.

However, don't rely on just the one source for the ultimate truth out there. Check other related sources for related findings.


It's your money, but take your time before you get caught up with the hype of it all.

FWIW

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Or just spend the $20, knowing that they are of good quality and low capacitance, and well-shielded...all of the things that hours of research will tell you are the objective criteria for phono cables.

And also knowing that KAB is a knowledgeable and reliable provider.
 
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