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I would like to pick out new interconnects to take the place of vintage Monster cable cords from many years ago. Sizes needed are one and two metres. Here is a profile of my current system:
Jolida JD 100 player
Audible illusions M3A pre
a pair of Quicksilver M60 mono blocs
a pair of Vandersteen 2CE Sigs
Music Hall 3.2 table
Magnum Dynalabs MD 90t
I am using Goertz MI 1 four foot bi wire speaker cable. I do not want to break the bank, I would like to make a prudent and lasting choice though.
Your help / opinions / guidance are valued. Thanks for reading!
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It's funny I had a pair of LAT bi wire speaker cables and was not crazy about them in my system. I chose the Goertz cables as a replacement. Any view points here regarding the Z Squared Au / Au line and the VH Audio pulsar ICS. ANybody using either of these designs?
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My system wasn't as good as yours is when I was upgrading from the dreaded 'included' cables.I liked and still use RCA component video cables I picked up at Target for $15 (similar to the Audio Pulsar in construction) and finally bought Homegrown Audio silver cables I've kept ever since.
And while you're at it, get some DeOxit/ProGold for the RCA connections.
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I could recommend LAT International. Although I am not using their ICs or speaker cables in primary positions, I am using a pair of their IC-100 from my universal player, and their AC-2 power cord on my CD player. Despite initial reservations, I am now impressed with both the IC-100 and AC-2. If I had to do all over again, knowing what I know now and have experienced (and thousands spent on cables), I would just use their balanced IC-200 interconnects and 1000 biwire speaker cables. Well made and almost cheap (comparitively).
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VH Audio Pulsars....Check the Asylum reviews and the info at his site.! I'm using them with Quickie Horn Monos and Belles. Slayed many a top name contender, some at much greater cost...
And you can make your own for even less... Have Fun!
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