These cables deliver transparent and natural playback, with a wide and deep soundstage. Highs are clear without sharpness, while lows remain tight and controlled. Mid frequencies are reproduced with detail and nuance, resulting in a balanced and realistic presentation.
Retail price: 5,549.00
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The AudioQuest Thunderbird XLR from
is a high-quality analog interconnect cable designed to provide audiophiles with an unparalleled listening experience. With the use of Perfect-Surface Copper+ (PSC+) conductors, signal distortion is minimized and sound purity is maximized. The cable uses ZERO-Tech geometry, which provides linear and wideband noise reduction. In addition, the Thunderbird is equipped with the 72V Dielectric-Bias System (DBS), which reduces dielectric noise and maintains signal integrity. FEP Air-Tube insulation contributes to minimal signal interference, while the Level 6 Noise-Dissipation System, including a carbon/graphene mesh network and directional conductors, effectively suppresses radio frequency noise. The cable features high-quality XLR connectors with Hanging-Silver over Red-Copper plugs and copper-plated RF-draining barrels, contributing to optimal signal transmission and durability. With these features, the AudioQuest Thunderbird XLR provides exceptional sound quality for demanding listeners.
The AudioQuest Thunderbird XLR is a high-end interconnect designed by the team led by Bill Low. The cable uses solid PSC+ (Perfect-Surface Copper+) conductors to minimize distortion, and the patented Dialectric-Bias System (DBS) for a stable electric field. Thanks to the Carbon/Layered Noise-Dissipation System, RF interference is effectively suppressed. Manufacturing and selection of materials are done with high precision in the USA.
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.
