Looking For 90% of the performane of the super expensive cables for much less money

GK

I'm new to these forums and only came here as a hobbyist looking to share what I may know something about and learn from others in areas where I have little personal experience.........lots of those.

I really think that you just get off poking people with a stick from the safety of your keyboard.......like the guy that flips people off in traffic and drives away............it's what you do and I doubt that it's appreciated by many.

Perhaps I'm wrong and maybe you're  a great guy with an odd sense of humor..............I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, but I really do see your presence here as a form of personal entertainment, sometimes at other peoples expense.

Feel free to reply.......or not, in any manner you wish. I don't actually give a Fk.

Enjoy your evening sir

gosta,

"Someone got a cable that separates Dolly, Emmy and Linda clearly when they sing together?"

Do you really want that?

Also, what is the deal with having each instrument of an orchestra separate? Aren’t they playing together exactly for that reason? To play together and all the sounds merging?

As far as cheap cables go, Monster Cable, more length than three systems need, $20-30 per spool at the end of the previous century, still work just fine. If you do not obsess over it. They may do just fine when compared to more expensive cables, too, but I have not had a chance. It helps to have low expectations.

The orchestra is playing together. But you would like to hear them each and wholly together.When you hear a choral group live, you hear distinct people’s voices, together. Not just some vague noise ’over there’ where those people are. I would say if you don’t care about distinct voices, or instruments, that is fine, good and OK. But plenty of folks do like to hear stuff on recordings like they can in real life.

KJL1065.....I have Vanderteen 5A's and have been experimenting with many, many cables.  ClearDay Cables are to these ears are as good as the very best, most expensive Wireworld cables.  I'm using double shotgun and couldn't be more pleased.  He will send you a pair with no obligation on a trial basis...you don't like them send them back.  It certainly is worth a listen.

Most agreed in another thread that tonearm cable is the most important cable in the entire system. With such equipment level you might want something really good.
What do you call " mega dollars " ? For some it is $15k pair and for others it is $1500 pair.
So I would start with tonearm cable and leave the rest as it is right now, then rewire everything. One brand approach is not always the best but it is the simplest and often a good one.
I use Purist Audio Neptune and Tchernov Audio Reference interconnects. You can read my review here. They are not inexpensive but not outrageously expensive either. This doesn't mean it would be the best choice for you, but I think you should try a few brands. Kubala Sosna is another company that comes to mind. All three that I mentioned are used or used to be used by Lamm and many Lamm owners. This tells me something.