It is also said that the sound of the cable is ultimately determined by the terminals. This is an important part because it is actually a direct connection. The sound quality of cables with terminals added should be influenced by 50% of cables and 50% of terminals, but in reality, it is said that the effect of terminals is 20-30%. In any case, the sound should ultimately be combined. Broadly speaking, it will be gold-plated terminals and rhodium-plated ones. The difference between this plating is that gold plating is attractive because it has a smooth middle band, but the delicate resolution of the mid-high range is likely to be weak. Rhodium plating tends to be consistently tight at high SN ratios and high resolutions throughout the entire range, and the texture seems to be a bit cooler. There are some compatibility and preferences with cables, but rhodium plating is a common evaluation that is more advantageous in terms of high accuracy and purity. Strictly speaking, it is plating in two or four layers of copper or silver, so I think it's better not to assume that it's gold or rhodium. We also have luxurious terminals made from the same material as the very excellent conductors made from a proprietary precious metal alloy made from 5N to 6N gold and silver platinum, like Muto Seisakusho's Augline.
Click here for the RCA cable product page
https://www.exclusive-audio.jp/shop/products/list.php?category_id=59
XLR cable product page is here
https://www.exclusive-audio.jp/shop/products/list.php?category_id=60
The speaker cable drives the speaker that produces sound in the end. The point of upgrading speaker cables is to sublimate the sound quality of the system to a new level by making the cables with high-precision transmission capabilities. Connecting a cable to a speaker is not particularly difficult if you attach it firmly to the positive and negative. However, as mentioned above, the final sound quality of the speaker cable should be determined by the terminals attached, so if you are using bare wires, you can upgrade by attaching the terminals. Attaching the terminals gives the cables more reliable connection, and the cables are not damaged and the sound quality is maintained with a constant sound quality.
Click here for the speaker cable product page
https://www.exclusive-audio.jp/shop/products/list.php?category_id=131
When connecting a cable to a speaker terminal, if the cable has a thin conductor diameter, there is no problem connecting the bare wire by burning, but if the cable has a two thick conductor structure, it is often better to use Y-lugs, banana plugs, etc. to handle the terminal using a Y-lug, banana plug, etc. in terms of connection reliability and sound quality. When it comes to choosing a Y-lug or a banana brag, the Y-lug has more parts with better resolution and high-frequency characteristics, but it is surprisingly difficult to tighten your fingers tightly, and it is also prone to detaching when fixing thick, heavy cables to small speakers. This has the advantage that banana plugs are easier and more reliable. In any case, a high resolution and wideband high precision terminal is ideal. The length of the cable affects the sound quality. To avoid sound displacement or changes in sound quality, make sure to make it equal to the left and right speakers. Additionally, the minimum length is advantageous for sound quality, but it is best to keep it a little more roomy, taking into consideration subsequent replacement of terminals, changes to the system, and movement.
Click here for the Y Rug product page
https://www.exclusive-audio.jp/shop/products/detail.php?product_id=461
