10' speaker cables


I'm seeking recommendations for 10' cables from my Ayre AX-5 Twenty to KEF Reference 1s.

dbphd

@dbphd 

I went from 12 feet of 10 gauge per "speaker" (total 2 connections) "Signal cables" to 7 gauge per each "connection" using "Worlds best Cables" and I defintely got more bass and more thump - this is like 4 gauge of copper per "speaker" - total of 2 connections.   These are OFC cables, made in Taiwan, and not OCC, but, I like them way better than the "Signal Cable" speaker cables I was using.  They are cheap and you can get them on Amazon, with an easy return if you do not like them.  It is pretty amazing how much copper is in these cables.  Each 12 foot cable weighs over 4.2 pounds compared to 1.5 pounds for the signal cable speaker cable.  They are also almost 1 inch in diameter, so, keep that in mind.  If you like bass, or are looking for more bass, you can easily try these out.  Note: My system is posted under my profile

@hjdca I agree with this as well.  I believe it is their Ultimate at 7AWG correct?  I actually auditioned these cables from WBC and I would say they we're absolutely astonishing and we're very close to my Zavfino Prima OCC at 9AWG.

If I hadn't gotten the Zavfinos already I would be more than happy to keep the WBCs as they are hard to beat for the price and warranty offered by the company.  

@trecool99 

Yup.  This is what I bought on Amazon - "WORLDS BEST CABLES 12 Foot Ultimate - 7 AWG - Ultra-Pure OFC – Extra Premium Audiophile HiFi Speaker Cable Pair with Eminence Gold Banana (x2) & Spade (x2) Plugs & Carbon Tweed Jacket".  Of course they have different listings for various lengths and various connections.  I was shocked how much better my speakers sounded - more full, more bass, more punch. 

I would look at Silversmith Fidelium speaker cables.  When I added them to my system—after trying about five different cables by Morrow, Audioquest, Raven, and Mogami, they made an amazing difference in the sound quality of my system … far more than I expected or I imagined possible.  They improved the tonal qualities of voices and instruments and yielded a three-dimensional sound stage.  The owner offers a trial period, so they are pretty risk free, except for shipping charges, I expect.