Speaker Cables

[lwhwhat1]

I am looking to replace some speaker cable and the longer length needs to go around what was an old (now bricked up) fireplace. I am looking at one of the QED series (Ruby Anniversary or the XT40). Are these flexable enough to curve around corners or can anybody think of an alternative. My budget is around £10 a metre. Thanks.

 

[keeper of the quays]

I am looking to replace some speaker cable and the longer length needs to go around what was an old (now bricked up) fireplace. I am looking at one of the QED series (Ruby Anniversary or the XT40). Are these flexable enough to curve around corners or can anybody think of an alternative. My budget is around £10 a metre. Thanks.

xt 40 reasonably flexible I use them on my main kit..i also use silver anniversary cables which are more flexible on my second kit..both very good cables, both have quite different characteristics...

 

[nopiano]

This was a favourite and is known for its flexibility. And within budget.

http://www.whathifi.com/audioquest/flx-slip-144/review

 

[drummerman]

You could use Anti-Cables solid core wire.

It stays in place after you bend it

 

[rainsoothe]

You could use Anti-Cables solid core wire.

It stays in place after you bend it

+1 in theory. But what's your kit?

 

[Al ears]

You could use Anti-Cables solid core wire.

It stays in place after you bend it

+1 in theory. But what's your kit?

It doesn't matter. We are talking cables here.