Decent Interconnects From Table to Preamp

The T65 is a good table, but the internal tonearm wiring was nothing special so you shouldn't need to spend a whole lot on a cable, especially if you're using a budget cartridge and your preamp's built-in phono stage.

Something like this should be sufficient...

http://www.accessories4less.com/make-a-store/item/MCI2501M/MONSTER-CABLE/Interlink-250-Audio-Interconnect-With-Precision-Machined-Rca-Connectors-1m/1.html

Mogami Neglex 2534. Low capacitance and inductance, shielded, low noise, right price.

http://www.markertek.com/Cables-Connectors-Adapters/Audio-Cables/RCA-to-RCA-Cables/TecNec-Cables-Connectors/MSC1-5RR.xhtml

Scroll down for the lenght you want. I am using the same cable (mine is DIY with Cardas Rhodium connector) on my preamps with great results.

Hi Ed,
My Preamp is an Audio Research SP9, which is normally connected to my VPI HW19 MK.IV, with ZETA Tonearm, and VandenHul Silver Wiring internal of Tonearm, and VandenHul Silver Tonearm Cables going from the ZETA Arm to the AR SP9 Preamp. I didn't want to go as expensive with the Harman Kardon T65c, but I will be using very good cartridges with it, such as Shure V15VMR-LE.....Audio Technica AT20SS....Grado Signature TLZ.....and AT-OC9ML/II...Thanks, Ray