Tellurium Q Silver Diamond Speaker Cable

Description

The Silver Diamond are the cables that we were not sure could be made (although we hoped that they would be possible).

If you read through the “Tellurium Q Focus" section on this web site we talk about the fact that any cable from any manufacturer is an electronic filter whether you want it to be or not – that is just a fact of life. Being a filter any cable causes relative phase relationship issues for the signal. We have taken Tellurium Q research and development that was outlined in “Tellurium Q Focus” and just tried to push the concept of a neutral filter as far as we thought it was possible to give you a highly transparent, natural and “real” presentation.

So what’s different? Well compared to the Black Diamond, which was Tellurium Q award winning multi-product of the year cable, the Silver Diamond has even better bass definition, improved detail and a more extended top end (without any harshness) and something else which people are finding hard to define simply because they have not heard it before. As one of the first people to hear the cable said there is a “certain rightness” to the sound and that is because we have got closer to achieving Tellurium Q goal in cable development and signal transmission than ever before and you can hear it. Perhaps an analogy would be to talk about the Black Diamond as HD image quality whereas the Silver Diamond gives you 4K Ultra HD quality with 3D effortlessly thrown in for good measure.

This cable behaves differently to Tellurium Q others needing a run through of track three from Tellurium Q System disc to properly embed it before listening on a new system even when it is run in – almost like conditioning the system to make the most of the cable’s abilities. It may sound a bit strange that a system needs to be tuned up or put in tune to get the most from this cable but the cable is something quite unique as you will hear if your get the chance to listen to a system using it.

We are very proud to have this cable finally crowning Tellurium Q ranges.