Audioquest

Audioquest seems to make quality products but I find their lineup very confusing - trees, rocks, rockets. I have not purchased aq because I cannot understand what the differences are between the various products. Perhaps a good retail store could help but the website to me does not articulate what to expect from one line to another. 

@skoczylas I agree that the website could explain why one series might be more appropriate to a particular system than another series!  I've never called AQ but perhaps they might be willing to discuss and clarify.  Some of their reluctance to elucidate on the site is that they are already trying to explain so many features that the length of describing each series in better detail might put people off.  

The overall stats. on how long the average reader will stay with an article are shocking short.  Too much multitasking perhaps?

Hifiman5,sorry read your post wrong.Thought you went with Columbias.Music Direct just sent me a sales flyer with some real nice b stock AQ cable prices if anybody needs something?

AQ fans,what speaker cable are you using?Im using rocket 44 now from type 4.Im seeing a lot of deals on  AQ cables both used and old stock.

I agree their lineup is extremely confusing at first, and it gets even more confusing when you consider all the historical lines.

For speaker cables I’ve upgraded to double bi-wire with a 2nd pair of AQ Kilimanjaro (from their prior speaker cable line), which results in the exact same PSS metal content and geometry as the WEL Signature, except in 2 white/black cable jackets instead of 1 black jacket -- basically the same cable (though I think with better shielding and better cosmetics on the WEL) when factory re-terminated with the 1000 series spades. Sounds awesome. The Kilimanjaro is the "bargain" for PSS speaker cables when you can find them used.

I actually considered buying a WEL Signature SC, but with those prices, even at 4 ft...I bought a new Niagara 7000 with some of the "savings". I do have a couple of the WEL LP cables and may add an XLR. I’ve been slowly moving up the AQ lines for years now. Their silver is incredibly smooth sounding, with all the detail of silver.