Inakustik Referenz NF-202 stereo RCA audio cable

NF-202 uses air-filled polyethylene tubes to create optimum conditions around the dielectric wires. Price winner and critically acclaimed cable.

Starts at 195 EUR /pc.

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Precisely because audio signals are so sensitive, we have equipped our Reference NF-202 audio cable with some highly-effective technology: optimum DUO-PE II insulation with air-filled PE tubes, an innovative GAP plug, but also in particular an extremely sophisticated, solid conductor made of high-purity OFC copper, which all ensure uniform transit times and crystal-clear signal transmission. The earth and signal conductors are the same size and arranged symmetrically. The PE network jacket prevents micro-vibrations.

AUDIO: “The unobtrusive, clean sound of this cable fared extremely well in the blind tests. Without exception, every listener described the cable as pleasant, powerful and quiet, and that it had stable reproduction characteristics; a superior sound conductor.”

Specifications:
• Symmetrical design (two solid conductors)
• The PE network jacket against micro-vibrations
• Wires made of high-purity OFC copper
• Foil shielding and weave sleeve made of OFC copper
• DUO-PE II insulation around each conductor
• Polyethylene tubes filled with air (best insulator) reduce unwanted capacitance

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IA-RNF202RCA0060: Inakustik Referenz NF-202 stereo RCA cable | 60 cm

IA-RNF202RCA0120: Inakustik Referenz NF-202 stereo RCA cable | 1,2 meter

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