speaker cable recommendations for Joseph audio perspectives2


I have a pair of Joseph Audio Perspectives2 floor standing speakers. I have yet to pick a pair of 8ft speaker cables for it. My budget is around 2k usd, 3k usd max for a used pair. My amp is wells audio innamorata signature. The rest of my set up can be found in my signature.

I cannot use speaker cables that have boxes (like Transparent, MIT, etc) due to space constraint. Now I am using a cheap pair of blue jeans 10 speaker cables. I have not tried many speaker cables before, so when I borrow my friend's taralabs 0.8 speaker cables the other day, I was blown away how it improves my system's overall performance. So I decided that I need a speaker cable upgrade.  Thanks for any suggestions.


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Another vote for the Silversmith Audio Fidelium Speaker Cables.
30 day return policy.
My bet is that you won't return them......
I use Cardas with my JA Profiles. They work well and are far better than the one-off pair of cables I was using. Any chance you could work out some loaners from an audio shop? If you are intent on purchasing they may be willing to offer you a couple pairs to try out. It's really best to audition as the interface between electronics and transducers is rather critical.
@tomogolfs Thanks! Which model of Cardas are you using? I heard that the clear and clear beyond are good, but I don't like the blue color of them. Will the golden reference do a good job? 
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yuhengdu_tiger  First, congrats on purchasing your glorious Perspective 2's. I'm envious. I am using the blue Cardas Clear cables you mention. I love them and they work well with my Bel Canto amp and other Cardas interconnects. I suspect, though you'd probably do well to step up from the Clears to get the most from your sound system. Does the shop where you bought the Perspectives have suggestions, loaner cables? Some shops even have demo cables they are often willing to sell at a great reduction. Some shops even take in cables that they sold when someone wants to upgrade. Again you can get a great bargain. I'm an old(er) audiophile who recalls the 10 cents a foot zip cord in my first sound system (circa 1975). I recall when the gauge increased and the price went up to a buck a foot. I thought that was outrageous except they did reveal more musical detail in my set-up. Now it's $100 to $500/foot. Sigh. Still, it's the same with golf equipment (my other love). Once upon a time you could buy a top grade driver for under a $100 (and keep it for years and years). Now they're $500 and you'd best upgrade every third year or your giving up a lot to the field. Anyway, good luck.