Solid OGLINE "Pipe Shield" RCA cables, pair

Solid AuGrain "Pipe Shield" RCAs are interconnect cables using an optimal balance of AuGrain, an alloy of gold and silver, and AuGrain+Pt, the world's first advanced material triple-blended with high-purity platinum, gold and silver.

PTFE, which has the most excellent properties among Teflon, is used for the insulation material, which has a great impact on sound quality, and PTFE Teflon is also used for the outer jacket.

A pipe shield structure is used, and aug alloy is also used for the shield pipe. Compared to ordinary braided wire shields or foil shields, this shield has amazing quietness and dynamic range, and secures an astonishing signal-to-noise ratio.

The "pipe shield" structure has been said to be an ideal shield for a long time, but it has not been put to practical use because it is difficult to handle with ordinary conductors and breaks easily after repeated bending. However, the flexibility of the "Ogg alloy," an alloy of gold and silver, has been utilized for practical use.

Pipe shielded 3-core coaxial structure is adopted. The pipe shield is connected to the GND line on the sending side and to the GND line via a capacitor on the receiving side, preventing the shield from becoming an antenna. In addition, by employing a drain line in the shield, even the slightest noise generated in the shield is absorbed and discharged.
The RCA plugs are made of the same silver alloy as the wire material and are manufactured by Wire World.

The improved signal-to-noise ratio due to the shielding effect results in a deep, quiet background, with a high dimensionally balanced mid and high frequencies that are extended, and a thick low frequency range with a perfectly balanced sense of power and volume.