Speltz Anti Cables

Both Loanofficer and Drubin have good points.

One has to consider the terminations and time to build the Speltz ICs, and add something for profit. I'm not going to get into the hornet's nest discussion of determining what profit is appropriate.

However, it's ironic that if the Speltz wire was priced at, say, $2.00/foot, it's unlikely he'd sell any. Audiophiles won't usually buy something that's very inexpensive. They correlate cost with efficacy. So, manufacturers inflate the prices so their stuff sells.

I knew it was magnet wire before I bought from Paul. Actually, I'm not sure how you could not know if you took only a few minutes researching, definately not a secret. They were professionally terminated and convenient, and cheap.
As good as they sound I feel like I ripped *him* off.

Even at the price one pays Paul, the value is there. Many other cables that cost a heck of a lot more don't sound any better, or may sound worse.
I tried them out, liked what I heard, then found something that worked in my system better. I paid a lot more for them, too.

Regarding twisting Anti-Cables.... I found that twisting closed in the sound a bit...untwisted more open. In my system nothing much else changed.... I first twisted them, and am using them untwisted now for years.

are these still the best bang for buck option?

will i notice a difference from monoprice 12awg?