Speaker Cables and Interconnects

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Hello

I'm looking recommendations for speaker cables to connect a Plinius 9200 or Hautonga integrated amplifier to PMC Fact 8 speakers. I also require balanced XLR interconnects to connect a Merdian MS600 to the Plinius amp.

Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks and kind regards

Clive

 

[CnoEvil]

Welcome Clive

I would check out Telurium Q and Atlas.

Cno

 

[MUSICRAFT]

Hello

I'm looking recommendations for speaker cables to connect a Plinius 9200 or Hautonga integrated amplifier to PMC Fact 8 speakers. I also require balanced XLR interconnects to connect a Merdian MS600 to the Plinius amp.

Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks and kind regards

Clive

Hi Clive

Fwiw, i am using Plinius Odean, Hiato and Hautonga amplifiers and they are all being used with standard 500 strand OFC speaker cables. XLR interconnects to connect a Chord Electronics QBD76 DAC, Onkyo's PR-SC5508 and Audiolab's 8200CD/8200CDQ to the Plinius amplifiers are from a local Pro audio shop.

All of these cables will be more then good enough for your components 🙂

All the best

Rick @ Musicraft

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your replies.

Rick, could I ask you for your impressions on the different characteristics between the Plinius 9200 and Hautonga. The specs looks very similar.

Thanks and kind regards

Clive

 

[MUSICRAFT]

Hi Clive

Your welcome.

The new Hautonga amplifier builds on the strengths on the 9200 by offering low frequency which is more solid, tighter and with better depth, a mid range which is clearer and more potent and a treble which is much finer and with greater extension. Added to this the presentation as a whole has more coherence, grip, speed and projects the soundstage in a more focused and natural manner 🙂

The new Hautonga amplifier was certainly worth the wait and with it Plinius are offering levels of power/performance a step closer to their mighty Hiato amplifier :bigsmile:

All the best

Rick @ Musicraft

 

[hifikrazy]

ASI Liveline cables, if you can get your hands on them where you are. They don't look like much but they're darn good.