I’ve been making pure silver solid core interconnect cables for about fifteen years, and for the last fourteen years I’ve been selling them over the net.

I originally set out to find the best cables available for something less than $500 per meter-pair and found that I could make my own for far less which were the equal of Kimber and MIT selling for even more than my $500 upset price. I found .999 purity (which means 99.9%, not 99.999%) fine silver to be the best wire. Silver, while only slightly more conductive than copper, will never lose conductivity as it tarnishes with age as is the case with copper. A symmetrical, unshielded unbalanced pair is the best configuration for maximum bandwidth and musical transparency. Teflon insulation is second only to air in its dielectric properties. Good, tight solder joints solidly bonding silver to gold, not sandwiching the solder, are essential. The gold plated Canare F-10 RCA connectors are beautifully made and built to last, have a nice, tight fit, and provide exceptional connectivity. Their 1 pF capacitance makes any audible difference from overpriced "high-end" connectors entirely imaginary.

This combination of attributes results in a true state-of-the-art interconnect cable - at a price which is sane and reasonable. There are many more expensive cables on the market, and some may have a more impressive outward appearance, but their ability to pass electrons from one component to another will not be superior, and likely be inferior. I have not set out to make audio jewelry, just the very finest performing audio interconnect regardless of price - at a price you can afford. No frills, no fancy packaging or expensive ads in audiophile magazines, just pure performance. You save on the costs of advertising, distribution, and markups from the typical dealer chain.