Nutty. Yeah, I've read some reviews on the Morrow IC's and they seem to be well received by all that have used them. The entry level cables get very good reviews. May try a pair in light of the fact I would prefer to own some different cables since they do seem to offer different characteristics in sound. Can mix and match and then purchase duplicates of any that I really like.
Shopping for Interconnects
Now that I am building two, two speaker stereo systems in my home, I will need some more IC's. Here are the pieces of equipment I will be using. Unsure yet about how to pair the amps to speakers but will try both with each pair of speakers to see which sounds best with which pair.
Denon PMA 520 Integrated amp circa 1989
Yamaha A 500 Integrated amp circa 1984
Yamaha S300 CD player. Two years old.
Onkyo TA-RW311 Cassette Deck. circa 1997
Carver TX 11a Tuner. circa 1986
Budge for a pair of IC's is under $100 for each pair. Will likely buy two.
Currently have Audio Art IC3's which are nice. Going to still use them. Also have a pair of Blue Jeans Cable LC-! which I plan to keep.
Any suggestions? Not exactly sure how to shop for cables of this nature since each manufacturer seems to claim different sonic characteristics for each cable.
Denon PMA 520 Integrated amp circa 1989
Yamaha A 500 Integrated amp circa 1984
Yamaha S300 CD player. Two years old.
Onkyo TA-RW311 Cassette Deck. circa 1997
Carver TX 11a Tuner. circa 1986
Budge for a pair of IC's is under $100 for each pair. Will likely buy two.
Currently have Audio Art IC3's which are nice. Going to still use them. Also have a pair of Blue Jeans Cable LC-! which I plan to keep.
Any suggestions? Not exactly sure how to shop for cables of this nature since each manufacturer seems to claim different sonic characteristics for each cable.
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@will62 I have been very pleased with cables from Cullen Cable. http://http//www.cullencable.com Cheers, Scott |
I agree with @firstgrowth's suggestion about making your own, and it's satisfying to have done it. I've made quite a few pair and found the Vampire Wire RCAs to be the easiest to work with and very good quality. Those, along with some shrink-wrap tubing and some Mogami microphone cable, available in bulk online, make a very nice pair of cables at a very low price. If you don't want to do the work yourself, these look like a good alternative. https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00B86GD2O/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all |
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