Transparent Musicwave Super speaker cables, 12 ft length

I'm only swapping out the FL & FR for the Transparent Audio. Hoping to have them back within a week or so. I think I'm done buying audio equipment for awhile. Maybe next year swap out my Sharp 70" for a Samsung 80" screen. 😁
Regarding the FL & FR, I personally believe a good quality bookshelf speaker augmented with its own subwoofer connected high level is the way to go. Isn't that what floor standing speakers are trying to accomplish? I may be opening a can of worms here but.... floor standards that try to deliver full range only deliver down to 35 Hz, possibly 30 at best. And a good bookshelf speaker can cost close to what a floorstander does. A quality sub like the REL easily can reach 20 Hz in the 12" driver size. You get full range, extremely musical, satisfy home theater needs and looks cool 😎. It's just a lot of cables and power requirements.
End result: AWESOME!!!

I see. oldschool1

George Meyer has an excellent reputation. A bookshelf, monitor or floor stander are all quite different. Much will depend on the brand of loudspeaker.

There is much junk in the marketplace. I have been disappointed by a few brands over the years.  Upon selecting speakers you must spend much time among the designs, manufacturers.  Happy Listening!

oldschool1

have you received your cables back from George Meyer?
Happy Listening!

Got 'em back and been listening carefully. I can't say what I'm hearing is attributed to just the cables since I've gone through my whole system in the last several months but, my audio sounds friggin awesome! I've listed all the components of my system in a previous post. Keeping the audio section most all in the same family I'm sure has something to do with the success. When names like Anthem, Paradigm, REL, and Audioquest are combined, how can you go wrong?
music sounds just terrific! Only thing is, I can hear the limitations of the recording on cd now. Take an old ZZ Top cd and compare it with any remastered quality recordings and the difference is astounding. Now to shop for higher quality media is in order....
thanks for everyone's participation and comments. It's forums like this that help people like me learn, and enjoy more.

Good to read that you are pleased w/ the outcome- oldschool1
Yes, some discs will sound better or worse than others depending on the mastering. Still,  enjoy those older discs for sound quality. Most remasters are highly compressed, limited dynamics in comparison.
Happy Listening!