McIntosh speaker cables give you a world class sound experience. Two large conductor groups made from the finest of the fine pure copper are covered in an attractive black mesh jacket and terminated into gold plated, solid brass, spade connectors.
Some 6' Speaker Cables in Vintage Umber heading to Atlas Cabinets in Nederland, CO. Thanks again!!
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Customer specified custom bespoke braided speaker cables.
Featuring ChordOmnic plugs, Paul Rigby plugs in a pair of high-end SignatureXL speakers cables from The Chord Company
Nordost, manufacturer of high technology cables including speaker / video cables and analog and digital interconnects. Brand names include the Supreme Reference Odin, Reference Valhalla and Tyr and others including Norse, Flatline and Sort Systems
Hifi Cable Review - Hifi Pig review of the Kimber Carbon 8 and Carbon 16 loudspeaker cables
The new EpicX replaces the original PTFE-based Epic using the company’s XLPE technology The Chord Company uses its dielectric called Taylon for the EpicX, which is also used the ChordMusic and Sarum T ranges. The new EpicX is (still) a shielded design but its design is based on the company’s OdysseyX speaker cable. Both cables...
Direct from Italy, these new speaker cables look good but, asks Paul Rigby, do they sound any good? The Dedalus cables ooze style. Let’s just address that point here and now. Even the box looks like you’ve just bought yourself a very expensive pair of training shoes while the cables themselves look like a new spin...
Supertweeters, speaker isolation.
Make Your Own "audiophile" Quality Speaker Cables!: Welcome to my Instructable on how to make your own high end audio interconnects! This guide will take you from start to finish through the process of building your own DIY, braided, multi-strand speaker interconnects like the ones shown above. The…
Looking for a high-end speaker cable upgrade? Paul Rigby tries the Chord Signature Reference Often hi-fi ancillary attention can be focused in and around the boxes, the amplifiers, the CD players and the turntables with even enlightened hi-fi users sometimes relegating the speakers to add-on necessities in terms of quality cabling. Yet the speaker cables...
Resembling a Hollywood-type snake stage prop, something you might have found in an old Tarzan film, Paul Rigby plugs the Diamond 8 speaker cables into his mono blocks and bends an ear Big, meaty, bold, weighty – that’s not the bass that these cables produce, that’s the cables themselves! You certainly feel that you’re getting...
Instructions to build your own Do-it-Yourself (DIY) Braided Speaker Cables.
This article explains how to make your own DIY speaker cables to save money and create the exact cables for your needs. From low resistance zip cord to braided audio cables, make them for less.
Step by step isntuctions outlining the construction of braided Low-Inductance speaker cables.
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Connecting your speakers in style has a price, and it isn’t cheap.
Cables are notoriously difficult to review. Capturing the subtle, even minute changes good cables make can be challenging to describe on the page. The ear is a much better arbiter than the written word. Thus, the description must be super accurate if the writer has a whisker of a chance convincing cable naysayers. Also, long term thinking is required to really hear the positive effects cables have on your system. Connecting two or more cables from a ‘loom’ from one manufacturer makes things even more difficult, even though multiple products of the same design in the system should make changes seem more obvious. Literally, too much information in one sitting can lead to confusion (ever wonder why on black box recordings pilots ignore obvious multiple klaxon warnings when in deeply stressful situations?). As Emperor Joseph II says to Mozart, ‘Too many notes’.
