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RE: nice review

Posted by Diode on February 16, 2010 at 16:21:17:
""I'd like to change them for Audio Note cables, but I must go one step at a time ( according to my minister of finances ) ; speaking of that, I wondered if I should go for the best cables I could afford in the AN range, or buy the same cables that are used inside the speakers, to go from the filter to the woofers and tweeters -- that could make sense, but who knows ? Maybe you ? I'm open to any advice from my fellow audio addicts..""

While you're saving up for the AN speaker cables, buy yourself a hundred feet or so of 14 awg inductor (magnet) wire and use it biwire your AN-E's. I'm completely sold on solid core wire for cabling (interconnects and speaker wire), and I'm betting that after wiring up your AN's with the inductor wire you won't think twice about ever using anything else in your system.