Bang for the buck vs. “money no object” cable recommendations

A lot of cable opinions. MIT is a cable manufacturer that gives a better preforming speaker/interconnect cable if you spend more money. If you have a good system, addressed AC noise to some degree, address room acoustics to at least a mid-level degree, MIT cable will easily improve the sound of your system at any price point. I have found them to repeatably be the best bang for the buck if you are trying to improve the musicality of your system. If you are looking to flavor your system, then many of these posts will help you. If you are looking for a lower noise floor, original sounds stage, full depth of note/octave with the correct transient’s decay and initial instrument attack MIT is an excellent choice.

SILVERSMITH FIDELIUM

Lively, oozing color and tonal richness...
I could go on and on about the qualities these cables bring to the table... but I won't.

The FIDELIUMs are the first cables I've put in my system that made me forget about critiquing all the things audiophiles typically obsess over and just surrender to the gorgeous immersive musical experience unfolding around me.  

Probably the best money spent in my whole system.

Another vote for Silversmith Fidelium speaker cables.  Very happy with mine.

Bang for the buck: Shirokazu Yazaki’s Belden 8402 / Switchcraft 3502AAU / Cardas Quad Eutectic Silver Solder: super smooth, warm and dynamic and they get significantly better with burn-in.