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RE: I followed your link!

No, no, no.

I stated that it (m22759) is the same wire that Steve Deckert of Decware Audio uses in his reference Styx speaker cables.

The link I provided was to show that. If you scroll down the Decware page I linked you will see where Steve listed the military (M22759) as well as the civilian part number.

drlowmu, as well as many other experienced DIYers swear by this wire.

Obviously if Charlie's budget was $1100 he would just go buy some off the shelf Cardas, DH Labs, or Audioquest speaker cable at the nearest audio dealer and not bother posting here.

4 (conductors) x 25 = 100 ft... Two 25ft runs = 200 ft....
200 ft x .55 per foot = $110

That's if he need 4 conductors per run. I would go with a tightly twisted pair for $55, but that's me.



Edits: 08/27/16
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