Cables Our philosophy on cables is quite simple but it is a difficult subject.

We have some core beliefs:
All cables make a difference, from the wall to the speakers, every link is important.
Cables should be treated as components, not simply accessories.
Cables should not be used as tone controls for inferior or mismatched equipment.

The cables that we sell are neutral, they neither add nor compensate for imperfect equipment. If there are weaknesses in the components or recordings you will hear them. The irony is that if the weakness is in the recording, then it is transmitted, but at the same time you are getting more of the original signal coming through undistorted so it is more enjoyable as a result.

If you are using cables as a filter then you have more basic system needs that need to be addressed before changing the cables. Remember that not all expensive components are good components, sometimes a component upgrade is more satisfying in the long term.

The key to the cable brands that we stock, Acrolink, Silversmith & Stereovox is in genuine chemistry and purity of the metals used, take Acrolink for example, the copper purity is unique in this world as no one else can claim to have access to such pure copper (6n & 7N). The design, build and quality is second to none.

Silversmith has taken silver cables to the extreme and introduced a state-of-the-art palladium alloy conductor does not oxidize and improves upon the skin-effect related characteristics of gold, silver, copper, and aluminium by up to 25 fold.

Stereovox offers the best value reference audio cables in the world in their Studio line. The Reference line is also superb.

I have listed a few cables below and elaborated a little on their virtues.

AES/EBU Digital cables are the best that money can buy period.

The best single ended I/C regardless of price

The best speaker cable regardless of price