These cables combine solid PSC and LGC conductors with double star-quad geometry, resulting in smooth, open sound and impressive dynamic range.
Retail price: 769.00
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The AudioQuest Rocket 33 is a speaker cable designed to deliver clear and dynamic sound. At 300 cm long and featuring silver banana plugs at both ends, this cable offers flexibility in various setups. The combination of Long-Grain Copper (LGC) and Perfect-Surface Copper (PSC) in the conductors ensures smooth signal transmission. The dual Star-Quad geometry reduces inductance and improves current coherence, resulting in a wider and more stable soundstage. In addition, the carbon-based Noise-Dissipation System (NDS) helps reduce RF noise, contributing to a quieter background and improved sound quality. The Rocket 33 is suitable for both full-range and bi-wire configurations, making it versatile in a variety of audio systems.
Cable length: 3 m
Conductors: Solid Perfect-Surface Copper (PSC) and Long-Grain Copper (LGC)
Geometry: Double Star-Quad
Gauge: 14 AWG
Shield: Carbon-based noise dissipation
Insulation: Foamed polyethylene
Connectors: SureGrip 300 Banana Plugs - Silver
The AudioQuest Rocket 33 is designed according to the philosophy of minimum distortion and maximum signal integrity. Designer Bill Low and his team use semi-solid concentric conductors made of long-lasting low-oxygen copper (LGC and PSC) for better conduction and less distortion. The asymmetrical dual-geometry helps with better control of high and low, and the silver-plated banana plugs ensure optimal connection. The cable is assembled with high precision to ensure natural tonal balance.
AudioQuest was founded in 1980 by William E. Low in California, United States. The brand began by hand assembling cables according to specific design methods based on minimizing distortion. AudioQuest has since developed a product line that includes interlink cables, speaker cables, digital and network cables, mains products and portable accessories. The company has stuck to the use of directional cables and solid core conductors from the beginning. In 2012, AudioQuest introduced the DragonFly, a USB DAC. Product development takes place in the United States, while some manufacturing is done in China and elsewhere. AudioQuest applies a philosophy where material selection, geometry and finish have a direct impact on cable performance.
