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In Reply to: Review C. VenHaus DIY silver interconnects posted by pburke on December 11, 2002 at 09:48:51:
Glad to hear your success, but may I suggest some other alternatives if u don't consider reselling your gear.
I would unhood the power amp and replace the signal cable (usually poor quality multi-stranded) into the silver solid core wire u brought, unless the female RCA is directly PCB mounted.
And would use a heavier gauge solid core as interconnects eg 22 awg's AQ Topaz, or simply left over 18-20 awg's coaxial 75 ohm cable silver plated or not. This way the extreme upper and lower frequencies originated from preamp is better deliver to power amp.
Your present configuration could be a bit bass light and mid range could be sharp shooted, extension to the upper and lower frequecies restricted due to the narrower gauge used, esp teamed with maggie 3.6
My experience to better fidelity is to maintain a thicker gauge upstream in all solid core interconnect setup taking into account the flying signal cables inside component.
Hope this helps
Happy holidays ahead
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