The Belden 9497 is totes better, I am sure. How can it not be, with that awesome color scheme? Color trumps bouquet every time.Please report that the Belden 9497 is better (even if it is not) because I just bought 100 ft of it.
But of course! Bare wire is the best wire, after "straight wire with gain."Bare wire connections?
Play dat funky wire, white boy...Yes... and it smells funky so I am optimistic.
The Belden 9497 is totes better, I am sure. How can it not be, with that awesome color scheme? Color trumps bouquet every time.
If you meant the T-14, it's 2x14awg silver-coated copper. The Q-10 is 2x14, the same wire as the T-14, plus 2x12awg of the Ag/Cu wire, so it's set up for bi-wire, or for a total of 10awg for a stereo pair. DH Labs used to make a T-12, which was 12awg, and I compared it to the Zu Audio Libtec silver/copper, at 11awg. The Libtec were higher capacitance than the T-12, and I much preferred the sound of the DH Labs. They cost half as much, also. If you don't need the 4-conductor wire, I'd go with the T-14.Does anybody here have any detailed remarks between DH-labs Q-10 vs the less expensive T-15? As in what's better in the Q-10? What's lost with the cheaper option?
Hey Nate...Gonna try summadat tasty Kool-Aid!
I am craving a shot of some of that there Duelund wire The problem is it is just expensive enough to inhibit me...
Words to live by, right there.Catfish have been around for 37 million years. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being a bottom-feeder!
Hey Ed, I haven’t logged too many hours with it yet but it sure smells good!Hey Nate...
Have you had a chance to give this wire a shot?
Just asking for friend....🤣
I guess I will try some.Hey Ed, I haven’t logged too many hours with it yet but it sure smells good!
My impression so far is that I haven’t given up much since pulling the previous set of (fancy) cables.
Right!I guess I will try some.
Good for a bottom feeder like me ... right Mr Hardy 🤔
Right!
Hey... waitaminute... does this have anything to do with noodling?
Right!
Hey... waitaminute... does this have anything to do with noodling?