Morrow SP7 Upgrade.

@213runnin There are some poorly made Chinese products & some superbly made Chinese products. The MS Audio Silver Litz fall into the latter category. Beautifully made & finished, and such a solid feel, and their sound quality matches this. They are easily the best sounding RCA in the dozen or so I have. They bested the Morrow MA4, which I am a fan of, by a big margin, and have a more solid finish to them physically.

initforthemusic: Yes, I read that. It really says nothing at all. There might be very impressive technology in his wires, and the end result is what matters, but that paragraph says practically nothing. All I was able to learn is that his ICs use either one or two runs of 18 gauge wire.  Stranded?  Solid core?  Dialectric?  Shielding?  Capacitance?  No way to tell any of this from the web site.  Maybe he doesn’t want to give away his receipe for his special sauce, and I respect that, but most cable makers tend to provide a lot of details about the technology in their wires. Just sayin’.

bondmanp: Perhaps if you contact Patrick, he may help with your questions. I personally found him very helpful. Good Luck.

Thanks, intforthemusic.  I might do that.  However, my next wire purchase will likely be Y cables, as I am adding a new component to my rig soon.  Morrow makes them and makes ordering them pretty simple, so I will stick with Morrow for these.  After that, we'll see.

Thank you, initforthemusic, perhaps the MS audio stuff is good.  I have a personal preference to stay away from Chinese sourced electronics and accessories when I can because of their manufacturing industry which is allowed to rip off any design they choose.  They do not respect Patent laws or human rights, and often make such products with substandard materials.  

The Cullen products look pretty good but since I've been using Morrow cables and with my gear found them to be jaw droppingly good, I prefer to stick with them.  With their deep discount program, easy pay program and 60 day trial period, they really have won my loyalty.

Perhaps with your gear other cables do well, and in your location, buying products from the US is probably not cheap.  In the end, you gotta go with what works in your situation, and more power to you.