Anaconda Speaker Cables
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Re: Anaconda Speaker Cables
that looks alot like rockford fosgate power wire. anyway, i used some 8 gauge rockford wire myself to run my h/t setup. works flawlessly. 4 gauge is over kill for me. 250' i used would really make my wallet light at checkout. 500' total 8g, 250 red and 250 black was about $450. considering the awesome wires within the AL-III's that i own (wow, what an understatement right), the 8g wire seemed to be more than enough....
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Re: Anaconda Speaker Cables
These look much better made the ones you got from China but as these are different how will the nylon braiding finish up to the end of the cable now (will the lug slide up over the nylon braiding and connect to the soldered connection on the cable side)? Looking at the connectors in the picture it appears that the Lug is screwed on to the soldered connection but the part it screws onto looks to be plastic with the weight you indicated in your original post this may be an issue (heavy cable will cause a lot of strain on the connectors themselves I can see strain relief being a consideration when connecting them up)Toy Maker wrote:Finally !!!! got the custom designed 8ga speaker cable connectors in.
These match the RCA's perfectly![]()
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Pre: Carver C2 | Amp: Carver M-500t|Equilizer: Sansui SE99|Speakers: Polk SDA2’s
Source: Tuner: Carver TX-2| Phono: Technics SL-1210 MkII with a Ortofon VMS 20E Mk II| DirecTV DVR | Pioneer HLD-X9 Laserdisc player | Samsung DVD/VHS player
Second System Setup:
Receiver: Yamaha RXV867| Fronts: Klipsch F-30's |Sub: Klipsch SW-112
Source: Radio |Internet/Network | Sony CDP-70 CD player
Re: Anaconda Speaker Cables
Nope, no problems there... The white nylon is a bushing to keep the outer bodies isolated, so if the 2 bodies touch each other, you are not grounding your amp.
The outer body is really only cosmetic.
The outer body is really only cosmetic.
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Re: Anaconda Speaker Cables
Did you ever decide on a price for these, James?
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From FrankieD's lips to your ears: Sunfire - a quiet box of endless power.
Sunfire TG-IV/400~7 Amp
Carver SD/A-360 CDP
Benchmark DAC-1
Sony SACD/DVD-A
Active bi-amp: Ashly XR-1001 & 2 Rane PEQ-15s
Main: HotRodded AL-IIIs
Sub: Klipsch RT-12d
Center: Sunfire CRS-3c
Surround: Sunfire CRS-3 (x 2)
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Re: Anaconda Speaker Cables
No... The project got put on hold. The materials cost up front was pretty high.
We have a few other projects that are ahead of the speaker cables right now.
I never really sat down to do the math, but I think I figured about $250 for a stereo set of 8' cables.
We have a few other projects that are ahead of the speaker cables right now.
I never really sat down to do the math, but I think I figured about $250 for a stereo set of 8' cables.