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Cables and Acoustic Resonators
Basic - Copper
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The LiveLine cables are different. They combine solid-core copper conductors
for the hot run, solid-core silver for the return, then add 2mm splices
of the five resonator alloys to all ends. The sequencing of splices
is different for the send/receive ends, different for the hot and return
legs*.
In additional splice inserts at the center point of each conductor's total length. Conductor gauge and code of alloy splicing are unique for each cable category. The interconnects are different from the speaker cables, those different from the power cords. The Neutrik RCA barrels and bayonet bananas are modified with three holes. The speaker cable terminations offer interchangeable connectors. Shotgun biwire is available. The thin LiveLine cables in Techflex sheathing are deliberately basic in appearance. The emphasis is on sonic excellence, not audio jewelry that underperforms but looks expensive.
*This construction makes the interconnect cables particularly directional. The red heat shrink indicates the receive/load end. However, some equipment like tube gear will sound better when the interconnect is inverted (red end on the send component or source).
The resonators are activated by sound waves in the room and produce overtones
– subtle overtones, which also define the sound colour. This colouring
is often lost during the recording process, and when replaced always improves,
and never worsens, the sound experience. Every listening room affects
the music with its own specific audio characterics, and from this point
of view it can be said that the resonators by Acoustic System simply modify
the acoustic properties of the listening room. In a very sophisticated
way, of course.
Also of importance is the well seasoned wood employed in the manufacture of the pedestals. As in the case of musical instruments it is the skilled combination of materials which leads to perfection, and depending on the type of resonator metal, a harder or softer variety of maple is used for the base.
The resonator elements are fixed to walls or furniture using a permanently elastic material, which allows residue-free removal from practically all surfaces.
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