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I've been pretty happy with all of my Morrow Audio cables (I use their speaker cables as well as their XLR and RCA interconnects).Well, I just use 2 meters length for each speaker in the living room so that there is of course no need for any correction circuit. The old NAD 302 just works flawlessly with the cross-connected Computercable on the Ellis Audio 1801.
Don’t waste to much money in Speaker Cables.
But if you want one of these shiny brands: E.g. Kimber Cables have also normally quite low inductance.
Cross connected Computercables do the job just as fine (or even better) as Kimber (Kimber 8tc etc.).
Or just take the Chinese Clone of a Nordost Flatline and do the Cross Connection Soldering by yourself (I don’t think, that it is possible to get them already done cross-connected…):
-Ed