Signal Cable

Read about Signal Cable company in another post, and decided to order a set of cables to connect the M125 amplifiers with my SP-14 pre amp.
I made a telephone order, and just want to say how pleasant it is to do business with this company. I believe I spoke with the owner, and he
went through the differences between two types of cables I was interested in. For my needs, the first level he offers will work fine, and are the
lesser in cost of the two. Payment via Visa was accepted, and shipping was free. The cables arrived quickly, and are excellent in construction.

I'm looking forward to installing them this weekend. And to the next order for my other system I have.

http://signalcable.com/analogone.html

Frank111 wrote:Read about Signal Cable company in another post, and decided to order a set of cables to connect the M125 amplifiers with my SP-14 pre amp.
I made a telephone order, and just want to say how pleasant it is to do business with this company. I believe I spoke with the owner, and he
went through the differences between two types of cables I was interested in. For my needs, the first level he offers will work fine, and are the
lesser in cost of the two. Payment via Visa was accepted, and shipping was free. The cables arrived quickly, and are excellent in construction.

I'm looking forward to installing them this weekend. And to the next order for my other system I have.

http://signalcable.com/analogone.html

Fascinating and very helpful that they include capacitance-per-foot in their specifications. Makes matching to various phono cartridges much more practical.

Good to hear, Frank.
I have had similar experiences with Blue Jeans Cable in Seattle. It's nice to deal with mom'n'pops who are dedicated to quality.

I've been using Signal power cables and interconnects for approximately 5 years. I'm not a caple maven and I don't change cables very often. I think they are a high value product and Frank is very easy to deal with. I have a full loom and highly recommend them.