RB 300 wire- Ingognito or Cardas and why?

The Ingognito will be more articulate,the Cardas more laid-back.Depends on what will mate-up with the system better.

Incognito wire kit is constructed using Cardas stranded litz wire.

The Incognito uses Cardas 33 gauge litz. If you read the ad for Cardas Tone Arm Rewire Service they spell this out very clearly:

We use Cardas AWG 33 Litz wire and Cardas gold plated on brass cartridge tags. This is the same wire and tags as used by many upscale tone arm manufacturers. It is the same wire/clips as used in our Incognito rewire kit.

For what it's worth, I installed an Incognito in an RB300 a few years ago. The kit is very well designed and looks great when you're finished. I also installed the same Cardas 4x33 litz in a different RB300 as a DIY project. The finished product didn't look as elegant as the Incognito, but the sound was identical. I spent about $100 in parts (wire, WBT RCA's, braided shielding, nylon sheath, etc.). It wasn't a simple project. I had to be creative to make things work. I reused the plug near the headshell and the plug coming out the bottom of the tonearm. Without these it would have been difficult to make something that fit snugly. There used to be a great web site called Hot Wired Rega-Steps that walked you through rewiring an RB300, but the site is down or gone.

If I had to rewire another arm, I'd consider Brit Audio's $139 rewire service. His price includes shipping in the US.

You might want to read this forum:

incognito rewire-sonic improvement?

Aware this s an old thread but just had Michael at Britaudio do an Incognito re-wire on my P5.  He is a pleasure to deal with, and unbelievable service.  I live an hour away and dropped my turntable off.  He had it done in a few hours saving me a drive back later in the week.  Highly recommended 

keith

Used Incognito on a MIchell badged RB250, and on my Audiomod Classic 4, both to excellent results.  The Audiomod a fabulous arm, by the way.