Looking for really fine cables at really low price

Grannyring,
My WE 16ga maintained smoothness throughout the break-in, yet kept getting better with time in regard to detail and imaging. They are especially a good match with the Belden 8402. With this combo in my system I get the superb imaging and detail, with as you describe, smoothness, absolutely no glare or electronic signature. Very relaxed, but dynamic with great tone, texture, scale and other positive attributes mentioned in the Day Blog. They are relaxed, but capture it all top to bottom in an extremely engaging, pleasing way.

Well the WE16 ga has now been playing over 70 hours and sounding very good indeed. I can find no fault. $1.39 per foot and no terminations needed!

I should also mention the wire is no longer too tame or mellow. It is very dynamic and resolved after break-in. As alive and resolved as my past set of expensive and nice pure silver cables.

I have some on the way from tajacobs and look forward to hearing the comparison with cables I have around here. Have any of you conditioned them on an Auidodharma Cable Cooker? I am thinking I will maybe cook them for about 5 days before putting them in my system.

On Jeff Days's blog site it shows his cables being "cooked" on a device as part of his break in process. I, myself, enjoy the many and varied twists and turns a cable takes. Just when I think it's reached it's potential, I always love it when I'm 'disappointed' by yet another level of improvement. :-)

My Supras are nothing short of amazing and I truly hope all of you enjoy the same level of satisfaction with your WE 16ga cables.

On another note, I read a review of Triode Wire Labs power cords and the maker, Peter Grzybowski, uses wire designed by Western Electirc decades ago for use in theater amp applications including 300B amps and Westrex recording equipment. It seems Western Electric was on to something and companies like Supra did their due diligence in designing their line.

All the best,
Nonoise