Red Dawn 11 vs SPM Speaker Cable


Currently have Nordost Rev 11 2 meter speaker cable in my system. Recent changes in room necessitates a longer length.(3 meter) Anyone has experience with these 2 cables? A major selling point for the Rev 11 was that it was 90% of the SPM for half the cost according to the dealer. Any comments would be appreciated regardings these cables. Nordost is a good match in my system and I would like to stay with it. Thanks
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I think you will find the SPM is warmer. Also better balanced from top to bottom.
Just installed spm in my system. Found it to be faster with more resolution top to bottom. With tubes it is great.
SPM is 12 gauge, RD revII is 13 AWG, BTW. But unless you're seeing a 2 ohm load in the lower octaves I wouldn't expect a driveability change at only 3 meters. I use RedDawn II quite successfully, and do NOT hear a difference if it's doubled up (11AWG), so any warmth attributed to SPM must be due to its slightly-different extrusion composition and geometry? I've been told that there's a greater difference between the ICs than the speaker cable, so I'm not tempted to upgrade the cables. I use balanced long IC pre-to-power, and won't change them either...but I'm about to swap out my 1m RCA CDP RDII for something a bit warmer. Come to think of it, my system is slightly warmer when using FM, so the leanness must be the CDP and/or its IC. The difference in cost between RDrevII and SPM speaker cables seems prohibitive, but that's my admittedly naive sense of value.
Just seems to me that $$ spent upstream offer greater benefit. Would you keep me posted on your progress? Thanks. Ernie