Tellurium Q Black II Digital XLR Waveform II AES/EBU Cable

Tellurium Q Digital XLR Interconnect Black II waveform II series 1 meter lenght. ( different lenghts can always be requested contacting us). 

These XLR interconnects have been designed To give you a stunning digital performance.

Mini Review from the first user of our new Digital XLR:

“I did an AB comparison with my old cable on the first couple of tracks I played . Then I gave up using the old cable as the difference was quite striking. My partner's first comment was that your cable sounded "softer, but in a good way". I know exactly what she means, even if I'm not sure exactly what caused the effect.

I then picked a couple of albums that always sound overly harsh on my system, and they played beautifully. Harshness had gone, and instead had been replaced by a significant increase in detail and clarity. My speakers, whilst they have their limitations, are very good at midrange sounds, so do well with vocals in particular. There was much better separation between vocals and instruments with the new cable in place. Again, albums that I think tend to sound "muddy" became nice and clear.

I must confess to being both extremely impressed, and confused at the same time! I expected either an improvement in harsh sounding CDs, OR an improvement in the "muddy" sounding ones. Not both. I suspect it's due to better detail, and hence better separation of the instruments and vocals, but I'm guessing. I thought sound staging would be a mess, given the repositioned speaker (to say nothing of the large Xmas tree in the way) but was surprised at how well things sounded once everything had warmed up a bit.

Would I recommend it? Most definitely yes. Am I going to return it? Excuse me if I quote Charlton Heston (speaking about the right to bear arms, not HiFi); "You can have (it ) when you prise it from my cold dead hands!"

However, this one cable has cleared up so many of the faults in my system, I'm not sure how much more improvement adding your other interconnects further down the chain could make without my changing to better speakers first, but I've decided it's worth finding out.

Anyway, as you've probably gathered, I'm extremely taken with the sound I'm now getting. It seems to be "unscrambling" the sound, and allowing the speaker a better chance of dealing with each track.”

Dr Graham Hutchison, Derbyshire, UK