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jperrewe

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jp,I would recommend you dial up www.audioadvisor.com and check out the AudioQuest SideWinder or CopperHead interconnects.I used Monster in the past and prefer the AQ myself.The SideWinder's in 1M are $29.95 pair and worth every penny.You can buy singles.The CopperHeads are $49.95 1M pair.

I received an e-mail from AA in the last few days mentioning a special/discount/free ship or something or the other.I deleted the e-mail and don't remember exactly.Maybe someone will jump in with some help on that.

BTW,you can return the AQ's within 30 days if you're not happy with them.You might double-check AA's retun policy.Good luck!

Keith

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I'm using the Outlaw Shortstacks (.5m) and like them quite a bit. Unfortunately, the only cables I have to compare them to are RS Golds and AR Pros. I will be ordering some diycable.com IC's for my 2-channel rig in the near future. I have also been interested in trying the Audioqust IC's as well...

Mike

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Thanks for the info. I'm going with the Outlaw cables for amplifier connections. May purchase a pair or two of the audioquest cables from the audioadvisor for a CD player I need to buy. Once I get my Pre/pro, I'm moving the Yammy and old CD player to the back porch for summer tunes at the pool....

Any good SACD / DVDA players out there? I've done a small amount of research but not near enough to this point.

Later,

jim

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Acurus A125x5 Amp

A/VR- Yamaha 870 (for preamp)

RF-3II

RC-3II

RS-3II

KSW12

DVD Panasonic RP-56

Pioneer 5 Disc CD

Echostar Digital Sat

Hitachi Ultravision 50"

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jp-

I'll throw my hat into the AQ ring. I have Coral interconnects, which will put you over your $200 mark, but I certainly like them. I do have the Sidewinder running my sub and it does quite well. AQ is an excellent cable company. I run their speaker wire as well, not the real expensive stuff, but some good quality cables, and I am very pleased.

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jperrewe-Be patient. By the time you become a "Crazy Poster," you'll not only know everyone's real name, but also their audio equipment, favorite food, shoe size, and their "dream date."

fini

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Austin-

Welcome back to the board. Hope your trip back home was uneventful. I am in the process of drafting my thoughts on the weekend and will post this weekend. I need the time to get everything in order.

I use AQ Type 4 for front 3 speakers, and Type 2 for the surrounds. I was using their flat, F-14 before, which was quite good. I got a good price on the Type 4, and the Type 2. I was interested in the CV-4, but that was getting too pricey for my runs; 10ft pair for the Fortes, 6ft for the center. I have 45ft runs of the Type 2 for the surrounds.

I don't know that I can tell much of a difference between everything (I was running pretty thin zip wire to surrounds before) and I changed so much in my system when I upgraded cables; speaker wire, interconnects, and DD receiver, that I really need to take it all apart and play around. But that will have to wait until I get a better component rack. For now, it's all tucked away and it was a pain to get it all to fit.

An interesting note to the whole cable debate...Mr Paul runs standard zip cord to his K-horns, maybe 14-16Ga, so that says something about going too expensive on cables. I think his term was "Bull$h!t"

Fini-

You speak the truth! Nothing like a trip to Arkansas to find out about folks on the boards.

Rob

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