??? Which XLR Interconnect ???

One consideration is if your equipment supports the AES standard. If so, then just about any XLR should perform without issue. I used Mogami in my system, and when my dealer suggested an AQ model, I took it. Despite it costing a lot more, I did not notice a significant change in sound quality. I attribute this to all my equipment adhering to AES standards. (Reach out to Ralph Karsten-PM Atmasphere if you need more info).

I think using XLR as a way to shorten speaker cable length, such as when using monoblocks is a great way to preserve signal quality. I don't know how long your speaker cables are, but if they are short runs, then you might notice a difference when moving to XLR.

Bob

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You have an excellent system. If you enjoy the Nordost "sound", the Silnote is probably the best match from short list.  Second, have you considered a Nordost XLR IC?  Season's Greetings.

Happy Listening!

One consideration is if your equipment supports the AES standard. If so, then just about any XLR should perform without issue. I used Mogami in my system, and when my dealer suggested an AQ model, I took it. Despite it costing a lot more, I did not notice a significant change in sound quality. I attribute this to all my equipment adhering to AES standards. (Reach out to Ralph Karsten-PM Atmasphere if you need more info).

Yes, my experience also. On my AES48 compatible gear I have 15-foot, 25-foot, and a 50-foot (not used permanently yet). All the XLR cables are from Benchmark.

I am not saying XLR cables do not sound different, I am saying for some gear it does not matter.

My gear tends to be more pro audio oriented where long XLR runs are more common as is the AES48 standard.