Kimber Kable 4PR & 8PR Speaker Cable Review
Summary
- Product Name: Kimber Kable 4PR & 8PR Speaker Cable
- Manufacturer: Kimber Kable
- Performance Rating:
- Value Rating:
- Review Date: May 19, 2009 22:32
- MSRP: $ 5.6 per foot + terminations for 8PR / $2.9/ft + terminations for 4PR
- Specifications
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Kimber Kable 8PR Speaker Cables:
- 8 brown and 8 black braided conductors made with high purity copper
- 2 x 10awg aggregate gauge
- polyurethane dielectric
Basic Electrical Specifications
DUT: 8PR 2.5m bare wire ends.- (Cp) parallel capacitance: 742.0 pF @ 20 kHz
- (Ls) series inductance: 0.459 H @ 20 kHz
- (Rdc) dc loop resistance: 0.021
- (Xt) total reactance: 0.057 @ 20 kHz
- Frequency response ± 0.5 dB dc - 50 kHz
Kimber Kable 4PR Speaker Cables:
- 4 brown and 4 black braided conductors made with high purity copper
- 2 x 14awg aggregate gauge
- Polyethrirne dielectric
Basic Electrical Specifications
DUT: 4PR 2.5m bare wire ends.- (Cp) parallel capacitance: 312.0 pF @ 20 kHz
- (Ls) series inductance: 0.654 H @ 20 kHz
- (Rdc) dc loop resistance: 0.041
- (Xt) total reactance: 0.0825 @ 20 kHz
- Frequency response ± 0.5 dB dc - 100 kHz
Pros
- Excellent measurable performance
- The best banana terminations in the business
- Exotic Cables without the hype
Cons
- Pricey
- Brown conductors
Introduction
I am a big fan of the Kimber 8PR speaker cables. I fell in love with their banana terminations and the quality of materials used in this product. If you are on the market for high end exotic cables and your goal is transparency over glorified tone controls, then I highly recommend the Kimber 8PR speaker cables. It’s refreshing to find an exotic cable vendor that discloses all performance metrics of their products, doesn’t wrap them in snake oil and delivers a reference level performing product that scores high in pride of ownership.
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bandphan posts on May 24, 2009 15:59
foeth;571564
I see. You meant ritual, not process.
I don't know what I meant, I just like Hebrew National hot hogs
foeth posts on May 24, 2009 10:18
I see. You meant ritual, not process.
Michael posts on May 24, 2009 09:24
The meat is prepared is a special way (I mean.. on the factory), not just not mixing milk & meat.. bla bla.. Also, there are different levels...
think like HDMI Category 1 and HDMI Category 2 :-))
It is not "blessing", if certain conditions are hold, a certificate is issued.. which is also time-limited
anyway, comparing to snake oil products to me, being very, very secular, I think is irrelevant
think like HDMI Category 1 and HDMI Category 2 :-))
It is not "blessing", if certain conditions are hold, a certificate is issued.. which is also time-limited
anyway, comparing to snake oil products to me, being very, very secular, I think is irrelevant
bandphan posts on May 24, 2009 08:03
foeth;571515
Please elaborate
isn't it the process of the Rabbi blessing the food, and the way its handled prior to the faiths consumption
foeth posts on May 24, 2009 06:37
Please elaborate
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