Speaker cables

[tansriloi]

Hello,

I would like some suggestions in choosing a right speaker cable for my system.

I have the following cables in my list:

chord carnival silverscreen, qed anniversary xt, van den hul clearwater, kimber 4vs.

I'm going to hook it to my dynaudio x12 or Monitor audio rs6 to my rotel ra-12 amp. Currently running a 15 year old Van Den Hul CS122. I have only one pair of cable and switching between my speakers and very inconvenient.

 

[Vladimir]

Yo tans,

That VDH 122 is a good cable. Did you slice off an inch on each side to make fresh connection and hear if that improves the sound?

For a second cable I would stick with VDH Clearwater.

Cheers

 

[gasolin]

Yes van den hul clearwater is a good cable although i havn't had any experience with my current system the clearwater also it's about half the price of cs122

 

[hifikrazy]

Kimber 8TC or 12TC is excellent

 

[iMark]

Thick orange cable from your local DIY store.

 

[Covenanter]

Man cannot live by bread cable threads alone.

Chris

 

[Freddy58]

Oh great, just what we need, another cable thread! Is this a wind up?

 

[Freddy58]

A useful tip. Try growing Arran Pilot. They are a wonderulf first early potato, the best imo. Make sure you earth them up to maximise yield. Oh yes, don't skimp on the water. Start digging them up as soon as the flowers go over

 

[peterpan]

Van damme OFC 4 mm.

 

[stevebrock]

A useful tip. Try growing Arran Pilot. They are a wonderulf first early potato, the best imo. Make sure you earth them up to maximise yield. Oh yes, don't skimp on the water. Start digging them up as soon as the flowers go over

any tips on Maris Piper?

 

[floyd droid]

any tips on Maris Piper?

Yeah she dosnt like it up.........

Good spud fer chips is Maris.

 

[Freddy58]

A useful tip. Try growing Arran Pilot. They are a wonderulf first early potato, the best imo. Make sure you earth them up to maximise yield. Oh yes, don't skimp on the water. Start digging them up as soon as the flowers go over

any tips on Maris Piper?

Yeah. As they're a main crop, leave them in the ground until the tops die down. Don't leave them too long though, the slugs will have 'em!