Speaker cable - which direction...
The title is a little misleading as I'm not talking about directionality but choice.
I'm stuck between two cables.
1. Audio Note Spx silver - why? Because my ANe's are wired internally with it and it seems logical to continue it through to the amplifiers. The extra clarity of silver would be welcome.
2. Townsend Isolda. By all accounts an extraordinary cable with a constant 8ohm impedance, RF blocking, solid flat core (I prefer to stranded like the Spx). Said to have exceptional clarity and bass.
Both come in at around the same price (I'm lucky - the monoblocks mean 1m lengths are enough, though the minimum Townsend is 2m).
My logical brain tells me to continue the Spx as that's what's connected to the actual drivers - so why add another metal type to the chain. But the Isolda is a beautifully constructed and engineered cable. And it goes down very deep in the bass - silver not quite so.
Any thoughts....
Ade
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