Analog cables typically operate at line level, while phono cartridges operate at very low levels. One important consideration for line-level cabling is the impedance, capacitance, and reactance, as these electrical properties can vary between the input and output resistance of audio equipment, especially when comparing solid-state and tube equipment or a combination of both.
Line-level equipment often faces an issue with a common zero point: the voltage swing between positive and negative voltage passing through zero. Some designs may introduce a DC offset, which can cause problems if the connection between components does not share a common reference point of zero.
The XerXes reference establishes a directional signal flow, decoupling noise from polarity attraction as the music flows downstream toward the speakers. Its unique design incorporates multi-layered materials that are either electronegative or inert to isolate every conductor from near-field distortive effects.
The musical benefits are instantly discernible: increased velocity, dynamics, image focus, and essential low-level harmonics are unimpeded.
The Reference series creates a personal immersive audio environment.
Conductor: Silver lattice
Effective Wire Gauge: 18
Dielectric: multi-mode with varying electronegativity
Shielding: External EMI/RFI with multilayer internal decoupling
Connector Bond: Exothermic high-temperature
Distortion preemption: Directional passive energy network
Geometry: Bilateral mirror image for optimal signal retention
Base Configurations:
RCA interconnects
XLR interconnects
Phono interconnects
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