chevvies;186877 Wrote:
My Blue Jeans cable arrived, quick delivery, very, very nice cable -
well made and nice plugs.
What BLC cable did you order and how does it compare to the standard
interconnect cable that is deliverded with the SB3?
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Yamaha - Chario - MJ Acoustics -
I'm looking for a new analogue inteconnect cable but and have more Qs
than answers from this thread:
I'm green and no audiophile either but I still have a good pair of
ears. I did a listening comp before buying my present cable 18yrs ago -
there were quite big differences between the real cheap
Mark Scanlan;193899 Wrote:
I'm looking for a new analogue inteconnect cable but and have more Qs
than answers from this thread:
I'm green and no audiophile either but I still have a good pair of
ears. I did a listening comp before buying my present cable 18yrs ago -
there were quite big
Mark Scanlan;193899 Wrote:
Are you suggesting that a $30 - $40 blue jeans cable is real good audio
quality i.e. you would put it between your Transporter and a $3000 amp?
Do you think that the Transporter would mind? Or, that $3000 amp might
get offended. If so, don't even try.
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slimkid
Skunk;185385 Wrote:
Luckily I just came across this* post by AndyC on cableAsylum. I wonder
if he and AndyC772 (here), are the same real person?
That was my post about the Canare RCAs hooked up to Belden 89259 cable.
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andy_c
andy_c;193976 Wrote:
That was my post about the Canare RCAs hooked up to Belden 89259 cable.
Not sure where I got AndyC772, there must be a couple of you here.
Your instructions were really helpful, or will be once I get the tool
that is. The only thing holding me up is the thought of BNC
Skunk;194094 Wrote:
Not sure where I got AndyC772, there must be a couple of you here.
Your instructions were really helpful, or will be once I get the tool
that is. The only thing holding me up is the thought of BNC connectors.
Thanks. BTW, the only reason I got the more expensive
My Blue Jeans cable arrived, quick delivery, very, very nice cable -
well made and nice plugs.
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Well I finally ordered a Blue Jeans cable. I like the sound of the phono
plugs they use.
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chevvies;185367 Wrote:
Well I finally ordered a Blue Jeans cable. I like the sound of the phono
plugs they use.
I would love to be able to crimp canare connectors. The tool/die is
expensive, so I've always checked ebay, but they're rare.
Luckily I just came across this* post by AndyC on
In my chain, I have a combination of Kimber, Mogami, and Cardas cables.
All I care about is that they somehow provide some sort of assurance of
being built well for optimal transparency - I have never been under the
illusion cables provide for active improvement. They just have to be
good quakity
Skunk;185385 Wrote:
I would love to be able to crimp canare connectors. The tool/die is
expensive, so I've always checked ebay, but they're rare.
Bet it's less expensive than a set of expensive cables. ;-)
But yeah, I think the tool is around $100 or so. It would pay for
itself if you make
Mark Lanctot;185421 Wrote:
But yeah, I think the tool is around $100 or so. It would pay for
itself if you make several sets of component video cables, but as you
state, HDMI has replaced that application.
Just to clarify, the canare stuff is closer to $250 for '_tool, die,
and
Skunk;185428 Wrote:
Just to clarify, the canare stuff is closer to $250 for '_tool, die, and
stripper_'
(http://www.westlake-electronic.com/cgi-bin/store.php?detail=yessearch=searchitem_no=CAN-TS100E)
-but it looks like the asylum post is a good alternative for around
$100.
Oh yeah. You
I'm really curious to hear objectivists opinion on this:
http://www.audioasylum.com/audio/cables/messages/127754.html
(Not about listening tests, but about no-so-simple cable designs)
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325xi;183329 Wrote:
Is there anything like that (Canare and Belden cabling, Neutrik
connectors, quality build) available in Canada?
I don't know for sure, but Markertek may ship to Canada.
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mglaudiolabs;182492 Wrote:
I would also recommend Blue Jeans Cables. I believe they have been
mentioned before. They offer excellent value for money. I refer many of
our clients to them.
Blue Jeans Cables:
http://www.bluejeanscables.com
I've heard of them before, worth investigating, and
mglaudiolabs;182492 Wrote:
Blue Jeans Cables:
http://www.bluejeanscables.com
+1 for Blue Jeans Cables. Good cables, good prices, no nonsense. Fast
shipping. Good explanations on their web site.
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bobschneider;183017 Wrote:
Buy your cables where the pros do. Real engineering, great quality and
selection, very sensible pricing. Canare and Belden cabling, Neutrik
connectors. RCAs, XLRs, phone plugs, toslink, etc, etc. I use these
cables in my own system, and are very happy with
In the rather forlone hope I might influence someone to avoid spending
tons of cash...
Here is a company that makes totally reasonable cables, doesn't charge
alot, and is really nice to deal with. They make balanced, unbalanced
and video cables amongst many others.
Definately NOT audiophile
Eric Carroll;182707 Wrote:
In the rather forlone hope I might influence someone to avoid spending
tons of cash...
Here is a company that makes totally reasonable cables, doesn't charge
alot, and is really nice to deal with. They make balanced, unbalanced
and video cables amongst many
325xi;182780 Wrote:
I'm wondering how do you know they're of high quality? They don't offer
much details, not even LRC parameters. How can I find they are
different from Radioshack stuff?
I'm still not convinced cable geometry doesn't matter at all, and the
plainest one will do - it just
I used coax RG-59 terminated with good gold plated soldered RCA plugs,
make them as short as possible and save your money for more music
purchases!
SB3-MF A3.24-50Kohm Alps pot-2 Nak PA7s-BW N802-Nice!
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empty99
Anything is fine, the shorter the better.
TD
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Buy your cables where the pros do. Real engineering, great quality and
selection, very sensible pricing. Canare and Belden cabling, Neutrik
connectors. RCAs, XLRs, phone plugs, toslink, etc, etc. I use these
cables in my own system, and are very happy with them.
I would also recommend Blue Jeans Cables. I believe they have been
mentioned before. They offer excellent value for money. I refer many of
our clients to them.
Blue Jeans Cables:
http://www.bluejeanscables.com
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mglaudiolabs
Regards,
Michael
MGL Audio Laboratories, Inc.
chevvies;182445 Wrote:
I would suggest the Ecosse Composer, an excellent value and sounding i/c
for a reasonable price, £30ish. IMO the SB3 definitely deserves it.
I am using these and really like them.
http://www.anticables.com/anti-ic.html
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I would suggest the Ecosse Composer, an excellent value and sounding i/c
for a reasonable price, £30ish. IMO the SB3 definitely deserves it.
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