Description
Designed and handcrafted with multiple combinations of Duelund tinned copper cables, carefully fine-tuned to achieve the highest sound quality and minimize signal transmission loss.
Audiolund Interconnect Cable, XLR to RCA/RCA to XLR ~ Reference Series
- Upgrade Version: The constructions of XLR/RCA cables are revised to improve sound quality
1. Standard XLR to RCA format
- It is constructed as per the standard XLR to RCA with Pin-1 and Pin-3 connected to ground
- Use 16GA + 20GA Duelund tinned copper wire in both the positive signal and negative signal of multiple wire combinations
- A total of 4m*16GA + 4m*20GA Duelund tinned copper wire are used for 1.0 meter pair + 2m x silver plated/copper wires for grounding
XLR to RCA/RCA to XLR Interconnect Cable Reference Series sound very dynamics with high and low fluctuations are very smooth. Sound density is also very high, with full body, pure and delicate, at the same time sound very musical. The texture is natural with charming music, rich information of premium vinyl/analog sound. Duelund tinned copper wire has similar sound characteristics as the taste of the original Western Electric (WE) sound. The overall sound is very musical, and it does bring out the melodies of your music to give you a harmonious and relaxing experience.
Reference series RCA/XLR Interconnect cable cross sectional area per meter per +/- channel in square millimeters is est. 1.83 mm2 (Duelund copper).
My Humble Comments: Reference Series ~ Interconnect Cable XLR/RCA is designed with a balanced Duelund WE typical sound characteristic, suitable for most Hi-Fi system. It should be picked as a reference cable in a balance system.
Cable Run-In: Audiolund cables are mostly multi-core design with various combinations of wires. Thus, all Audiolund cables will require a long time to run in. OCC Silver wires are thick solid core wires, will take even longer time to run in than Duelund tinned copper multi-strands of parallel thin core wires. The general guideline for run-in time, estimated 100 – 200 hours.
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