Question Speaker cable for PMC twenty5 24s

[PaulShaw01]

Hi everyone

Keen to hear you're recommendations on speaker cable? I have just bought some PMC twenty5 24 speakers, paired with a Moon 240i.

Let me know your thoughts?

Paul

 

[gasolin]

Make shure you have pased or bana plughs that can handle 6.0mm2 thick cable most banaplugs can only handle 4.0mm2 thick cable

 

[Gray]

2.5 will be higher resistance.

True enough.
And we all agree that 2.5 is more than enough to handle the required current.
So if we're specifying 6mm, why?
What actual difference would we expect to hear by using 2.5 instead?

 

[Deleted member 108165]

True enough.
And we all agree that 2.5 is more than enough to handle the required current.
So if we're specifying 6mm, why?
What actual difference would we expect to hear by using 2.5 instead?

Strangled highs, sucked-out mids, muted lows, less expansive soundstage, no 3D imaging, less cohesion, a thinness of reproduction directly correlated to cable thickness... I could go on

 

[Dom]

Interesting debate here. I would like to add my 2 cents, it all makes a difference.

 

[Gray]

Strangled highs, sucked-out mids, muted lows, less expansive soundstage, no 3D imaging, less cohesion, a thinness of reproduction directly correlated to cable thickness... I could go on

You should've been a reviewer Doug

 

[ajlm]

Hi everyone

Keen to hear you're recommendations on speaker cable? I have just bought some PMC twenty5 24 speakers, paired with a Moon 240i.

Let me know your thoughts?

Paul

I would simply buy Cordial CLS 240 speaker cable.

• Cable cross section: 2 x 4.0 mm²
• Conductor design: 225 x 0.15 mm CU blank
• Conductor resistance: 4.95 Ohm/km
• Diameter: 9.5 mm
• Weight: 160 g/m

They’re very good and incredibly cheap (by audiophile standards).
Cordial is a German pro audio cable manufacturer.

 

[gasolin]

I would simply buy Cordial CLS 240 speaker cable.

• Cable cross section: 2 x 4.0 mm²
• Conductor design: 225 x 0.15 mm CU blank
• Conductor resistance: 4.95 Ohm/km
• Diameter: 9.5 mm
• Weight: 160 g/m

They’re very good and incredibly cheap (by audiophile standards).
Cordial is a German pro audio cable manufacturer.

My experince with cordila cls 425 is that it's a very bright sounding cable, a good match for a Onkyo TX-8020 which to my are a very dark sounding amp

 

[TrevC]

True enough.
And we all agree that 2.5 is more than enough to handle the required current.
So if we're specifying 6mm, why?
What actual difference would we expect to hear by using 2.5 instead?

Because 2.5 mm is higher resistance. It has nothing to do with current handling capability but more to do with the damping factor of the amplifier being transferred to the speaker enabling it to control the speaker properly. You also don’t want the frequency response to track the speaker impedance curve.

 

[Gray]

Because 2.5 mm is higher resistance. It has nothing to do with current handling capability but more to do with the damping factor of the amplifier being transferred to the speaker enabling it to control the speaker properly. You also don’t want the frequency response to track the speaker impedance curve.

I eventually got my answer.....that speaker cables make difference - and the difference is audible.
Now, where are the people who say that it doesn't matter what cable you use?

 

[Al ears]

Of course cables make a difference as do interconnect cables. How much they make a difference is down to the auditioning individual
The question is to whether or not it is worth investing in cables rather than upgrading other components of you equipment.

 

[abacus]

When you can provide independent verifiable evidence, then you can say cables make a difference, until then your claims mean nothing. (See the video I posted earlier in the thread)

Bill

 

[Al ears]

When you can provide independent verifiable evidence, then you can say cables make a difference, until then your claims mean nothing. (See the video I posted earlier in the thread)

Bill

I speak from personal experience as always.
Those that doubt are perfectly welcome to.