Supra Quadrax and Duelund Dca speaker wire

VR3

Supra quadrax, pair, unterminated, approx 12 ft long

Overall good condition, may have a knick in the outer jacket. If you install tech flex would never know.

Extremely good sounding wire for the money.

A 2m terminated pair sells for 350

8.54 a ft raw.

Asking $120 shipped for the pair

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Approx 10 ft pair, Duelund Dca12 oil baked cotton tin plated copper, based on old western electric wire.

Extremely good sounding wire for the money. Overall good condition, may have a snag in the outer jacket, nothing crazy.

$11.58 a ft raw new

$125 shipped for the pair

stangman67

Is the Quadrax significantly better than rondo? I have 10ft cables built out of Rondo for the downstairs setup but the quadrax’s look appealing, just not sure if it’s gonna make enough of a difference to justify spending any more money

VR3

the Quadrax is a much better cable, IMO

jdjohn

I'll take the whole lot if not already spoken for.

EDIT: Let me back-up on that. @stangman67 can have first dibs on the Supra Quadrax. I already have some of that, so don't want to be greedy. I think what is being sold here is the molded, not wrapped, version of the Quadrax. Is that correct, Trey?

jdjohn

...Nevermind...silly question...

VR3

So...

You want all? 👀 Or...?

This quadrax is molded around the conductors... Not sure of a different kind of quadrax

jdjohn

I'll give @stangman67 first right of refusal on the Quadrax, but if he declines, then yes, I'll take it all.

I've seen this 'wrapped' Quadrax for sale as well:


Either way, though, I'll take the Dueland cables. Those have two conductors, correct...but not necessaribly labeled/distinguished as +/-?

VR3

Man I have never never never seen the quadrax like that... The molded would have much better dampening properties

Yes the duelund is dual conductor, just have to identify the ends when plugging in

Will wait to see if he wants the quadrax

pitdogg2

It's also a flat braid, no?
I've seen it. That is why I thought you were so over the moon over it. That is what I thought you had Trey.

VR3

The quadrax? It's a coax configuration, has the insulated central core but instead of s conductor in the middle it's a string. So the actual conductor wraps around the outside like the shield.

Really a great. Well constructed wire for the money!

stangman67

Go ahead and grab the Quadrax, I’m being very indecisive over here lol

VR3

All good, Jody, will send a pm!

VR3

Sold!

Thanks guys

VR3

pitdogg2 wrote: »

It's also a flat braid, no?
I've seen it. That is why I thought you were so over the moon over it. That is what I thought you had Trey.

Were you talking about duelund? They do make a flat ribbon style cable, I've never used it. This is a standard looking cable overall

pitdogg2

jdjohn wrote: »

I'll give @stangman67 first right of refusal on the Quadrax, but if he declines, then yes, I'll take it all.

I've seen this 'wrapped' Quadrax for sale as well:


Either way, though, I'll take the Dueland cables. Those have two conductors, correct...but not necessaribly labeled/distinguished as +/-?

VR3 wrote: »

pitdogg2 wrote: »

It's also a flat braid, no?
I've seen it. That is why I thought you were so over the moon over it. That is what I thought you had Trey.

Were you talking about duelund? They do make a flat ribbon style cable, I've never used it. This is a standard looking cable overall

No look at the braid in the picture Jody posted.

VR3

The braid is identical to the shielding of a coax cable

VR3

Looks like this but there no central conductor

pitdogg2

Yes

jdjohn

Here ya go:

The clear 'dielectric' material in the centers gets removed, and then twist the conductor strand bundles together individually, or in pairs, for termination.

I did them in pairs.



Yes, Trey, that is an old pic before the external crossovers

VR3

Beautiful quadrax install!

Bare wire is hard to beat!