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A pair of Canare 4S11 speaker cable 3m in length. Configuration 2 locking bananas to 4 locking bananas. Originally £160 new.
£70 looks fair to slightly strong for a used set like this, but not a steal unless it’s a long, well-terminated run. New Blue Jeans Canare 4S11 is sold at about £2.70–£2.96 per foot before terminations, and the plugs add a bit more, so a tidy used pair at £70 lands in sensible territory rather than bargain-bin pricing.
The appeal here is straightforward: 4S11 is a well-liked star-quad 14-gauge speaker cable, popular for its rugged build, low fuss, and genuinely competent performance in real systems. If the terminations are clean and the length suits your setup, this is the kind of cable that’s easy to live with and should hold value well; just make sure the listing includes the full run and the connectors you need, since those details matter more than cosmetics on this sort of buy.
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Blue Jeans Cable emerged in 2002 from Seattle, Washington, when founder Kurt Denke began assembling broadcast-quality cables and connectors for home theater setups, initially selling them on eBay. The venture quickly expanded, driven by a commitment to high-quality products and transparent claims in an audio-video market often clouded by hype. Drawing inspiration from blue jeans as symbols of durable function over flashy form, the company established itself in downtown Seattle, prioritizing engineering integrity from the start.
The brand specializes in cables across audio, video, and home theater applications, including custom assemblies, HDMI (like their US-engineered Series-1 Bonded-Pair using Belden stock), power cords, and component interconnects. They source premium materials from trusted suppliers such as Belden and Canare, eschewing exotic options like silver or oxygen-free copper in favor of proven, distortion-minimizing designs favored by broadcast professionals. While not venturing into amplifiers, speakers, or headphones, their focus remains on reliable signal transmission at accessible prices.
Blue Jeans Cable holds a solid niche as a no-nonsense, mid-tier provider for discerning hi-fi enthusiasts who value performance over audiophile mythology. Their data-driven approach and clashes with brands like Monster Cable underscore a reputation for truth-telling and value, appealing to knowledgeable buyers seeking robust, reasonably priced solutions without premium markups.
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