Anybody tried 20th Anniversary Purist cables?

The Cat 5 cable is fine as long as you don't care about the sound of the system and have about 100 hours to spend braiding the junk. It doesn't sound all that good and takes A LOT of time. Otherwise it's a great option. sigh, roll of the eyes, oh brother...!

Tonyptony, high quality cat 5 cable is very cappable of being good speaker Cable. Its intended use requires much greater transfer quality than just any cable. The sheer volume its made in makes it inexspensive, not chaep or bad sounding. Its a great Cable the scares many people.It is labour intensive to make, but hte results warrant it if thats your think.
You can engineer speak all you want. Theroy and reality are not allways the same thing. Takes an open mind.

Tonypony asked, I thought, some good questions:

Is the Cat5 a shielded design? What are its fundamental electrical characteristics? In some uses (like a tube pre into a low input impedance SS amp) the reactance of the whole circuit comes into play, so having some understanding of the basic electrical properties would be helpful.
Tonyptony (Threads | Answers)

It seems people here are open to being educated. Mapleleafs3, since you have experience with Cat5, can you answer these questions?

I dont do engineer speak. Use your ears, what was stated was opinion not facts that relate to the sound quality of the cable. Pull out the 84 white papers and enjoy them > ilisten to music, not Phycobabble.

We're all entitled to our opinions, that's for sure.

One question:

...ilisten to music, not Phycobabble.?

What's Phycobabble?