Solid Aug-Line Pipe ShieldingdigitalXLR

Solid Augline Pipe Shielded Digital Cable XLR is a dual-core coaxial digital cable made by using the ideal balance 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.
PTFE, which has the best characteristics 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.
The coaxial pipe shield structure is adopted, and the shield pipe is also made of aug alloy. Compared to ordinary knitted wire shields and foil shields, it has a surprising quietness and dynamic range. In addition, an extra shield with knitted wire is applied to the outside of the pipe shield, and in order to prevent the extra shield from adversely affecting the sound quality, it is connected to the cold of both terminals via a special capacitor.

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". The balance plug is made by Deltron in the United Kingdom, which uses the same silver alloy as the wire rod.