Solid Aug-Line "Pipe Shield" XLR Cable SE Pair

The Solid Aug-Line "Pipe Shield" RCA Interconnect Cable Special Edition uses a pipe shield structure that is said to be the ideal shield. Compared to ordinary braided wire shields and foil shields, it has an amazing quietness and dynamic range, ensuring an incredible signal-to-noise ratio. In addition, an extra shield with knitted wire is applied to the outside of the shield, and in order to prevent the extra shield from adversely affecting the sound quality, it is connected via a special capacitor between the cold terminals.
The improved signal-to-noise ratio due to the shielding effect creates a deep and quiet background. And the mid and high frequencies balanced at a high level are stretched, and the bass frequencies are thick, and the sense of power and volume is perfectly balanced.

The conductor is made of the gold and silver alloy "Augline" and the world's first high-grade material "Augline+Pt", which is a triple blend of high-purity platinum, gold, and silver, in an optimal balance. In addition, the shield pipe is also made of Aug alloy. Conductors with a "pipe shield" structure have been poorly handled and have problems such as breaking immediately when repeatedly bent, and have rarely been put into practical use, but Augline has succeeded in commercializing it by taking advantage of the flexibility of "Aug alloy".
PTFE, which has the best properties among Teflons, is used as an insulating material that has a significant impact on sound quality, and PTFE Teflon is also used for the outer jacket.

Four-core coaxial structure is adopted for pipe shields. The ideal straight quad structure for signal cables has been adopted, and the conductor area of the cable has been doubled, resulting in richer mid and low frequencies and thicker sound. The balance plug used for the cable is made by Deltron in the United Kingdom, which uses the same silver alloy as the wire rod.
It seems that the aging of the pipe shield RCA cable has been completed, and the sparkling feeling of the high frequency range has been suppressed, and it has become a very good balance with depth. So, I tried to summarize my impressions, albeit briefly.
Impressions
1) Amount of information:
The SN is very good and there is a lot of spatial information. As a result, the localization of the instrument,
The spread of the sound is good.
2) Sound range:
It has a wide band and no strong habit of timbre. Slightly brighter (if it comes out well
Should it be expressed?) Sound.
3) Localization:
The sense of depth is well reproduced, the sound field is in the left and right speakers, and the sense of density is
High.
4) Others:
Overall, it is smooth and has a unique luster. The sound is rich and the texture of the sound,
It is also highly descriptive.
The sound pressure and attack are somewhat modest.
Dry evaluation... However, I don't see any such shortcomings. With Aug + Pt, I have the impression that the high resolution is outstanding. It's elegant and has a monitor-like sound, which I like, but I dare say it's rougher (?) for some people. Some people may want a feeling. It has become a cable that cannot be let go as a reference. As an aside, the other day, another person said that it would be nice if the cymbal sound came out a little more like a cymbal, but I personally felt that the sound was more realistic after aging.