To All Cable Deniers, 1 Very Simple Question.

Hello All!  Do cables make a difference? Here's an inepensive mental exercise: Would using doorbell wire (20 gauge twisted pair, solid conductots) as speaker wire result in inferior sound? Compared to what, you ask? Compared to 14 gauge zip cord from the hardware store. If your answer is NO, the speakers would sound the same with either wire, Happy listening! Don't waste you time reading the claims of "believers."

If your answer is: "The heavier wire would sound better." The you are a "believer." Good wire doesn't have to be pricey. Parts is selling wire Kimber Cable used to sell for big bucks for only $2 a foot. I highly recommend it. I've used it on Martin Logan electrostats and Magnepans, and cone low and mids and ribbon tweeter systems. Improvements every time. At 65 cents a foot, the flat 50 concuctor cable made for computer mainframes sounds quite good. Use every odd numbered conductor for + and the even numbered conductors for -.  Incidently, if you have more than one pair of cables, parallel them (if you connecters allow) and use both at the same time. You will be surprised. Happy Listening!.

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Everyone has access to AI. Everyone has access to Google too. Do you copy and paste pages of Google search results on forums? Hopefully not.

Folks who care about AI’s opinion of cables have already asked. Folks who haven’t asked, don’t care. Pasting AI results in forums adds no value and clutters threads.

Forget AI. The OP’s a no show. He dropped a deuce and ran

Some say you can't do better than four nines copper simply because one of the elements you find in copper typically is silver which is notably more conductive than copper. When you get into the higher purity levels say, like six nines copper silver has been removed as an impurity. Ponder that.