Are Cobalt's rca cables any good? Any other suggestions? thanx
R Rÿche 1 Audioholic Sep 4, 2004 #2 Yeah, they're good. But, you'll get basically the same performance from any well constructed rca cable. I use A/R Pro series.
Yeah, they're good. But, you'll get basically the same performance from any well constructed rca cable. I use A/R Pro series.
JoeE SP9 Senior Audioholic Sep 4, 2004 #3 Buy any nice well constructed cable. Robust plug construction is something to look for. I make my own. You can save a lot and get very nice cables that way. If you are interested in making your own check this site. WWW.geocities.com/jonrisch/i1.htm
Buy any nice well constructed cable. Robust plug construction is something to look for. I make my own. You can save a lot and get very nice cables that way. If you are interested in making your own check this site. WWW.geocities.com/jonrisch/i1.htm
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Sep 4, 2004 #4 JoeE SP9 said: Buy any nice well constructed cable. Robust plug construction is something to look for. I make my own. You can save a lot and get very nice cables that way. If you are interested in making your own check this site. WWW.geocities.com/jonrisch/i1.htm Click to expand... One needs to be careful with the recommendations at that link. He gets carried away with claims for sonic benefits, especially for cable materials.
JoeE SP9 said: Buy any nice well constructed cable. Robust plug construction is something to look for. I make my own. You can save a lot and get very nice cables that way. If you are interested in making your own check this site. WWW.geocities.com/jonrisch/i1.htm Click to expand... One needs to be careful with the recommendations at that link. He gets carried away with claims for sonic benefits, especially for cable materials.
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Sep 4, 2004 #5 Unregistered said: Are Cobalt's rca cables any good? Any other suggestions? thanx Click to expand... What are you using currently? Maybe there is nothing wrong with it after all
Unregistered said: Are Cobalt's rca cables any good? Any other suggestions? thanx Click to expand... What are you using currently? Maybe there is nothing wrong with it after all
gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Sep 5, 2004 #6 The Jon Risch Cross Coax is about on par with a decent quality 12AWG Zip cord cable one can buy at a supply store such as Lowes or Home Depot. The problem is, it is rather involving to produce and delicate to handle. It is certainly worth a try as far as DIY cables go. We will soon be posting an article with several alternatives which also measure better and appear to be more durable.
The Jon Risch Cross Coax is about on par with a decent quality 12AWG Zip cord cable one can buy at a supply store such as Lowes or Home Depot. The problem is, it is rather involving to produce and delicate to handle. It is certainly worth a try as far as DIY cables go. We will soon be posting an article with several alternatives which also measure better and appear to be more durable.
JoeE SP9 Senior Audioholic Sep 6, 2004 #7 I've only tried the interconnects. I'm looking forward to your alternatives to the cross coax. I'm interested in real information on AC cables. Can't wait for the article.
I've only tried the interconnects. I'm looking forward to your alternatives to the cross coax. I'm interested in real information on AC cables. Can't wait for the article.
