Speaker cables for Shindo speakers

Bongo said:
Interesting! Well you just described, better than I, what I heard when I swapped out the Soundstrings for the Shindos.
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The Shindo's are much better than my WireWorld cables, at least on Shindo amps and Altec speakers.
The difference is very clear and obvious.
The Shindo's go much higher. But still sounding extremely liquid and natural.
And something I am always looking for : a great separation of the voices from the instruments. I need the maximum of air around the singer. And the Shindo cable gives that better than any other cable I heard.
 
Well, times are changing..sometimes! I prefer the A23 Speaker Cable in comparison to the expensive Shindo silvers, which I owned almost 20 years. But both are unlimited recommandable...
 
And...interesting to see which cables the master had in use...not his own, the connoisseur will detect it...:hey:
 

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Jerome W said:
And he was using Belden cable in the speakers !
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Inside the speakers Belden(like A23 speakers also), to the speakers A23 speaker cable!

And, Jerome...if your system - when using A23 speaker cables - is collapsing (like you wrote in post 57), that´s not caused by this cable. The problems are elsewhere.:panic:
 
campoli said:
Inside the speakers Belden(like A23 speakers also), to the speakers A23 speaker cable!

And, Jerome...if your system - when using A23 speaker cables - is collapsing (like you wrote in post 57), that´s not caused by this cable. The problems are elsewhere.:panic:
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Yes you are right.
The system sounds great with WireWorld. It sounds fabulous with Shindo.
It sounds thin with A23. But A23 has nothing to do with it. The problem is in the system.
Lol.
 
Jerome W said:
Yes you are right.
The system sounds great with WireWorld. It sounds fabulous with Shindo.
It sounds thin with A23. But A23 has nothing to do with it. The problem is in the system.
Lol.
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Thanks.
Stating specific sound characteristics, given to any of the parts is unrealistic, misleads often. Perceptions/results are worthy for that moment and the circumstances where it happens. But useful, because the whole is far more than the sum of it´s part´s.The art is to rule synergies at it´s best, as far as possible. Intuition - and suitable acoustics- are elementary. Shindo amps giving capabilities for diving deeper into musical essence than all other´s...but important is listening into it and not onto...
 
Walter said:
My belief is in shindo speaker cables.
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hi guys, I wake up this interesting thread.

I use the Belden cables on my own system (wired directly to the horn woofer).

Having owned all sorts of cables in the past, this one sounds incredibly natural to me. I have tried WE cables, they did sound less good than the very cheap Belden on my set up.

I know a few "audiophiles" who will never use the Belden only because it is too cheap.

I have not seen a Shindo speaker cable, is it the same?

Jerome, have you tried the bargain Belden? if so your impressions?

best
 
Shindo speaker cable is silver plated, A23 speaker cables are a mix of different diameter and materials so its not the same as the Belden wire.
 
I see.

I would be interested to know the differences between a Belden and a Shindo speaker cables, soundwise.
 
The Shindo speakers appear to be an easy load for an amplifier. No extreme impedance dips and peaks.
Belden makes countless different cables that could be used as loudspeaker cables.
So it comes down to end-to-end resistance of the different cables and even the the differences will be small compared to some more demanding speakers.
 
The twisted Belden is used by Shindo only for internal speaker wiring.
In high impedance speaker- amps systems cables could have some greater effect on sound it seems and the behaviour seems sometimes strange compared to transistor systems.
 
Privatecity said:
hi guys, I wake up this interesting thread.

I use the Belden cables on my own system (wired directly to the horn woofer).

Having owned all sorts of cables in the past, this one sounds incredibly natural to me. I have tried WE cables, they did sound less good than the very cheap Belden on my set up.

I know a few "audiophiles" who will never use the Belden only because it is too cheap.

I have not seen a Shindo speaker cable, is it the same?

Jerome, have you tried the bargain Belden? if so your impressions?

best
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Hello,

No I never tried the Belden.
Although I have many internet friends who use it and are very happy.
 
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