Review on 🔊 4 Units - 6 Inch - Canare 4S11 Audiophile Grade 11AWG HiFi Speaker Cable Jumper with Gold Banana to Spade Connectors by Bryan Gallardo

I used to have sweaters that retailed for over $350. They cost $25 and are just as good if not better. They helped the sound from my 2 wire speakers. You see, most dual clamp speakers have cheap or plated metal in between to act as a "bridge". These poor quality pieces of metal usually give the speakers a slightly tinny sound, a metallic sound, or a harsher top end. I refused to buy fancy $300 sweaters so I decided to try them on my new Klipsch Heresy IVs. At times I noticed a slight metallic fringe in the upper frequencies. Now I've been an audiophile for 25 years and have more audio gear that I like. talk about it. That being said, those $25 jumpers made a pretty good sonic upgrade from these Klipsch speakers. NO metal edge, no edge at all. The sound is smoothed out at high frequencies and even the bass sounds deeper and clearer. This is what happens when you use hacker gauge wire over cheap metal jumper plates. Your sound will sound more coherent and together. These are minor, don't get me wrong, but depending on your system and its resolution, they will either make a significant difference or no difference. For me, my soundstage was wider, the highs sounded so smooth and silky, and the bass improved. All from the $25 cord set. These cables are well made and worth the money. Not everyone needs them, but for some systems they can really help. Worth a good $25 and seems to make more of an impact than my old $300 sweaters; )