Tellurium Q Statement II højttalerkabel
Fornemmelsen for musik er enestående. Rytmen og instrumenterne kommer ud helt uanstrengt og absolut uden filter. Krop, resonans og detaljer fra instrumenterne formidles med den største realisme.
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Højttalerkablet som har taget pressen med storm. Når du hører det, så er det svært at sætte ord på, men én ting er, at det lyder rigtigt. Lyden er analog, organisk og rig på krop. Kablet er meget åbent og detaljeret, men uden at stjæle fokus og matcher højttalere og elektronik fænomenalt.
Fornemmelsen for musik er enestående. Rytmen og instrumenterne kommer ud helt uanstrengt og absolut uden filter. Krop, resonans og detaljer fra instrumenterne formidles med den største realisme.
Tellurium Q's kabler kan leveres i længder fra 1,5 meter, samt i uens længder hvis behovet er der. Terminaler er bedst tænkelige kvalitet indenfor spader eller låsbare bananer. Standard er de låsbare bananer.
Jon Myles fra Hifi World skriver: “These set a new standard that out performs all other cables we’ve heard”.
As with all our cable series developments, the speaker cable is the cable we develop first. The Silver Diamond cables were something of a surprise to those that heard them and we were even surprised at exactly what they could do. So deciding to try to better them was no small undertaking. While reviewers were incredibly impressed with the Silver Diamonds we wondered if there was anything else we could bring to the performance to improve on them. What we ended up doing is starting from the ground up again, looking at each step in more minute detail and tweaking each and every iteration to optimise performance and optimise we did.
The Statement II speaker cable not only surpassed the Silver Diamond but did so spectacularly, once again blowing our expectations clean out of the water. As you can clearly see from the reviews below where reviewers had previously experienced the Silver Diamonds then came face to face with the Statements.
What you have with the new Statements is a reviewer’s nightmare, how to describe them without repeating words that will be mistaken for something that you may have heard before.
“Well they certainly transcend any typical labelling” -Matej Isak, Mono and Stereo
