Where or what to get for wire for connection inside amp?

[alamakazam 0]

those bare solid wire inside amp, I want to connect from point to point

 

what should I get? or how do I call them?

 

or where can easily buy without any trouble?

 

LHS ask robert ?

[heady 0]

Just saw today at Koba, they have solid core copper with silver plate or pure silver solid core.

[alamakazam 0]

Just saw today at Koba, they have solid core copper with silver plate or pure silver solid core.

 

koba where ar?

 

 

Koba Electronics (S) Pte Ltd

 

 

 

 

101 Upper Cross Street

#03-06 PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRE Singapore 058357

Tel/Hp : 65331672

Fax : 65324401

 

Edited September 17, 2008 by alamakazam

[alvin1118 0]

yup koba @ people's park

[mouz 0]

Yup, just bought some last week too. DIY pure silver i/c really beats buying a pure silver i/c anytime.

 

[alamakazam 0]

Yup, just bought some last week too. DIY pure silver i/c really beats buying a pure silver i/c anytime.

 

1 metre how much?

 

silver or copper? I prefer it warmer , so copper?

Edited September 18, 2008 by alamakazam

[evilmerlin 0]

The ones sold in Koba are confirm silver? Whats the thickness?

[alvin1118 0]

The ones sold in Koba are confirm silver? Whats the thickness?

 

yup confirm..koba very well established. no worry bro

[evilmerlin 0]

Cool, thanks!

[alamakazam 0]

I got it KOBA, nice shop sia, can find some good stuff, even nearer from place, next time to CSC and koba at the same time

[adn6244 0]

mouz..those on the floor or those kept inside

 

Saw some silver cables on the floor and wanted to buy some but don't know easy to solder or not.

 

Ended up bought some copper cable made in UK..not sure what grade ..just buy cause not much time to check....

Edited September 18, 2008 by adn6244

[mouz 0]

I got those silver plated copper ones. Frankly speaking, like not much diff with my friend's crossroad pure silver i/c leh.

 

Word of advise, try not to get too thick a cable. It's a b*tch to braid if they're too stiff. Too bad koba doesn't have any very skinny ones that are easy to braid at the moment. BTW, if you guys manage to get CAT6(not cat5E) ethernet cable, try making interconnects with them. Could be worth a try and if performance wise is on par with silver, this alternative could save us a bit more money

Difference between cat5e and cat6

[alvin1118 0]

haha...the crossroad i/c *again ^^"

 

Ahfart Audio sell thin thin silver + gold wire according to my fren can try getting from them, price quite OK too.

[mouz 0]

Will check it out, thanks Alvin

[heady 0]

I got those silver plated copper ones. Frankly speaking, like not much diff with my friend's crossroad pure silver i/c leh.

 

Word of advise, try not to get too thick a cable. It's a b*tch to braid if they're too stiff. Too bad koba doesn't have any very skinny ones that are easy to braid at the moment. BTW, if you guys manage to get CAT6(not cat5E) ethernet cable, try making interconnects with them. Could be worth a try and if performance wise is on par with silver, this alternative could save us a bit more money

Difference between cat5e and cat6

 

mouz,

Hope you won't mind my comment re: Cat 5 and Cat6. The link is talking about using the cat6 cable for its original purpose, ie networking. If we unwind the wires inside the cable and then use just three. Ie. Left channel, right channel and ground wires and braid them, the things talked about in the article does not hold any more, as we are not using the whole cat 6 cable but three wires only, as a braided triad. Then the electrical characteristics, such as capacitance and inductance will be different.

 

But it's a good idea, to use the solid core copper wires for interconnect.

 

Regards