how many of you use branded subwoofer cable?

[nandac]

if you do, which brand?

did you notice improvement over the stock cables that came with your sub?

appreciate the insights.

 

[Deleted member 17547]

I have a thick RCA cable from DAC and it definitely improved the bass.. earlier i was using a regular RCA cable and then bass was lil bit boomy but now its tight and good.. atleast i can feel the bass ..

 

[docd]

I have a thick RCA cable from DAC and it definitely improved the bass.. earlier i was using a regular RCA cable and then bass was lil bit boomy but now its tight and good.. atleast i can feel the bass ..

I changed to a Monster sub woofer cable, it seemed to improve things a bit, the bass did become tighter.

 

[spirovious]

Currently I am using Mediabridge Ultra Series & its OK,not very gr8.
Amazon.com: Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors (8 Feet): Electronics

 

[Kannan]

I use a locally sourced sub woofer cable and once had a chance to try a branded one (I think it was prolink's audiophile series), there was no appreciable difference in the quality, definitely not worth the price which was close to 3.5K.

 

[nindo]

I got my sub cable made from Designer Audio in Tardeo, Mumbai. Its quite thick and the connecting pins are of quite good quality. Paid much higher price than regular cables available in the market. Frankly speaking, I did notice a little change the bass response, but not enough to make it out in casual listening. It was just that "assumed improvement" in sound that made me invest in this cable.