Finally! DIY Audiophile Speaker Cable Kits!

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  @questioneverything1123 · 5 years ago (edited)

  DANNY YOU ARE AWESOME! helping many to find better quality audio in sensible approaches...

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  @carlhayes-ze5nd · 1 year ago

  Can’t wait to order my kit! Been using some inexpensive cables from Amazon recommended by another Youtuber. I have been very happy with the drastic changes they made to my system. But I believe this kit Danny has available will take things to the next level at least. Jus that’s to decide how long a run from my vintage monoblocks .

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  @hoth2112 · 5 years ago

  Assembled a pair of 16-strand cables a couple weeks ago! They made a bigger difference than I honestly expected and it was noticable within just a couple seconds. Using tube connectors &amp; bananas. They really added a lot of depth to the soundstage &amp; even more clarity vs my previous pair of cheap zip-cord that also used the same connections. <br>10/10 would recommend if your looking for a great sounding cable. 👍<br>Thanks, Danny!

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  @GasPipeJimmy · 5 years ago

  This was the perfect video at just the right time!<br>Thank you.<br>I’ll be in touch.

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  @keithbrandson6293 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I think Danny had these wired to the NXtreme (?) that I was lucky enough to hear when I visited Danny in Wichita Falls a couple of weeks ago. &nbsp;I was there just to pick up some speakers, but I was treated to a very short (couple of songs) listening session - hooked up with what looked like these cables. Xtremely nice. :-D. &nbsp;Lots of inner detail, but the overall sense was very neutral and quiet. Thanks again Danny for finding another way to make amazing sound - very affordable.

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  @thomshere · 5 years ago

  Thanks for all your DIY stuff and all the great videos!

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  @robertburton295 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve been watching your channel for over a year Danny and I really enjoy the content and appreciate the product and the information keep it up brother

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  @christopherjackson8958 · 5 years ago

  Fun video to geek out to. Liking the Jon Bon Jovi haircut! Inspiration to be had here

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  @chuckwilliams999 · 5 years ago

  Another good product Danny. Also you web page improvements look great.

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  @audioaficionado9494 · 5 years ago

  Real nice kit. Braiding all those wires by hand would be a deal breaker. Very tempting since the hard work is done. Gotta complete a dozen unfinished projects before bringing in more parts boxes.

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  @michaeltuohy1249 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Ok, folks! I just finished building 2 pairs of these cables. They are fairly easy to assemble, with the pulling of the rope through the cable being he most difficult. My advice is the make sure you use something stiff that is very close to the same diameter of the rope. Secure your guide carefully to the rope because you don&apos;t want it breaking loose and have to start again. Ask me how I know! Also, using gloves while squooshing the cable down the rope helps. I did 4, &nbsp;16ft runs! After the first 16ft pair, my hands were toast!<br> <br>Listening impressions are very positive! Please understand that the motivation to try these cables came from the desire to move my speakers further out into the room, and my old cables just weren&apos;t long enough. I haven&apos;t moved the speakers yet because I need to make longer power cables for my Sanders electrostats. <br>I have the Sanders Sound Model 10C speakers powered by 4 mono blocks at a total of 750wpc. These are already very revealing, but I was stunned to find a wider, taller soundstage. &nbsp;The bass was more forceful. So much so I had to use my crossover to pull a couple db out. The most impressive change was the &quot;delicacy&quot; improvement. &nbsp;Some may say this is more detail. They may be correct, but in the past, detail could equate to hard. Not with these cables.

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  @arri1254 · 5 years ago

  thank you!