[darthmahon]

Hi Guys,

Been researching this but can't find a definitive answer so thought I'd try my luck. Basically I've got the following setup:

Yamaha DSPAX757SE
1x Kef iQ2c (Center)
2x Kef iQ5 (Fronts)
2x Kef iQ1 (Rears)

I need some cable to go with these but not sure what the best option is. QED Silver Anniversary gets good reviews regularly, but my system is a bit on the bright side (currently using QED Micro cable) and would like to know if there is anything else that might make it sound a little more "natural".

Looking to spend sub £10 a metre, also not sure if this should be bi-wired etc? Don't see what difference that makes but I'm sure my Amp/Speakers support this.

Cheers,
Chris

[BertRacoon]

Can I bump this conversation? I don't have exactly the same setup, but I do have a yamaha amp, Genie sat speakers and use QED Micro cable and find it a little "bright".

I've just moved house and I need new cable to reach the extra distance around the lounge and I am wondering about replacing the micro with Silver anni, possibly for just the front speakers.

I've also moved somewhere with laminate flooring rather than carpet so I was wondering what people thought I should do? More micro for the rears and "upgrade" to silver anni for the fronts/center? Or should I even consider getting some floorstanders for the front? Decisions, decisions

[quantumAV]

Chord Company Rumour pairs well with the Kef's. No experience of what that will do in combination with the Yamaha though.

[StealthHD]

Some QED speaker cable does seem a little "bright" try using Chord Carnival siler+

[MarkP80]

How about this stuff?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?...&doy=28m9#spec

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Hi-Fi Loudspeaker Cable
Specifications:
Stranded core, twin: 79/0.2mm copper
Sheath: White PVC with polarity stripe
Overall size: 6mm x 3mm
Nom. conductor area: 2.5mm2

£1.29/metre.

Works a treat with my Kefs......

MarkP