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CEntrance Reserve Series Speaker Cables
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CEntrance Reserve Series Speaker Cables
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With a solid build that lives up to the CEntrance name, the Reserve Series speaker cables feature polyethylene insulation on the inside and a polyester grain finish on the outside—delivering strong environmental protection in a sleek package that'll stand the test of time. Using patented MultiBraid technology, these copper cables offer incredibly high reproduction accuracy, and the gold-plated terminals feature low connection impedance Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downDenonFanboy
828
Apr 8, 2020
Man.. cables are the last thing to purchase, not build a system based on the cables lol
ElectronicVices
2940
Apr 8, 2020
DenonFanboyNot at all insinuating one should build a system on cables, just pointing out mono's don't have to cost an arm, leg and a kidney.
Mwinkc
10
Mar 8, 2020
I was interested in these cables in spite of the degradation caused by adding the screw-on banana plug.
But then I read the information and that turned me off to the company completely.
"Bass frequencies travel in a solid central 12 AWG core conductor, which is surrounded by six stranded cores. These outside conductors carry the mid and high frequencies, resulting in solid imaging, enhanced sound staging, and true signal clarity."
That's insane! Are they saying they have an online crossover? If they did, the single contact banana plug would put frequencies all together again anyways.
They look like nice cables but the hype, made-up physics and illusions of snake oil surrounding them makes me lose trust in anything that company says.
CEntrance
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Michael Goodman
May 14, 2020
We sent stock to them over a month ago. Not sure what's happening at their warehouse, may be some lockdown related delays? Their warehouse is in NJ... Please check with them, at this point that seems best.
AK7579
2
Mar 6, 2020
I have an old marantz receiver and banana plugs won’t work for speaker connections. Are there pin connectors that could be screwed in to replace the banana plugs?
kenwstr
121
Mar 5, 2020
Look, at $50 you can't argue with this deal. For those who think that cables like this are snake oil, there are 3 electrical properties in cables that are known to affect sound, impedance, inductance and capacitance. The 1st primarily affects insertion loss and impedance matching, while the other 2 affect frequency based filtering. All these properties need to be low in a speaker cable. The idea is to get impedance low enough to be insignificant to impedance matching between the amp and drivers and to push low pass the filter frequency beyond the audible range. Impedance is basically a function of wire gauge and material while the other 2 are influenced by gauge, distance between conductors, dielectric constant of the insulator and construction. In construction, a twisted pair or conductors is better than a flat cable like common zip chord. Well, that's basically it. The problem is that when audio engineers talk about snake oil, they are not talking about zip chord vs twisted pair, they are talking about pro quality twisted pair speaker cable vs boutique cables costing thousands. This is a very significant and relevant context to the snake oil comments. If your not convinced, It's only $50 to find out for yourself.
TLemelin
165
Mar 5, 2020
People whining about the $50 price tag seem to know next to nothing about the cost of the hardware alone in the cables.
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