Graham Slee Lautus Stereo Phono Interconnect Cable (Pair)

Most people assume radio frequency interference is down to poor interconnect cable shielding alone and that if good shielding prevents radio being picked up by their high fidelity system then that's that.

But there's more to radio frequency interference than actually hearing radio through your hi-fi. FM and digital radio broadcasts can upset precious signal information by mixing with the audio - adding to or subtracting from the signal to produce sounds that are no part of the original.

This is interconnect cable borne distortion and it puts a veil over the music. What is needed is Lautus interconnect cable technology to strip out more of the radio frequency interference and then you will understand that a good shield alone only does part of the job.

Radio Hams and CB radio enthusiasts tune cable length to their antenna. This is because radio frequency cycles are short enough to develop a good part of their waveform along a relatively short cable. To impede their development the Lautus interconnect cables combine cable and attenuator characteristics at places along the cable where the worst offending frequencies peak.

By doing this those frequencies are no longer large enough to veil the music. The result is a much clearer, rhythmically fast and open sound which lets through far more intricate musical information to develop a fuller more involving musical experience with a great sound stage.

They make a difference on digital and USB audio too. By attenuating interference signals the digital information presented to the decoder input will be much cleaner with far fewer false zeros and ones.

Once you've heard what the Lautus interconnect cables do you'll never want to be without them.

(Note: the Lautus interconnect cables should not be seen as a solution for RF problems in badly designed amplifiers although in some cases they can effect a cure)