ViaBlue Sc-4 Silver Series loudspeaker cable have genuine silver plating of the braids as well as September-guessed/advised silver/copper mix veins for the pressureful stress of the bass range. The cable ends are with oxygen-poor as well as gilded OFC copper vein end sleeves crimped. Whereupon suitably the genuine-gilded loudspeaker patch cords of the ViaBlue TS series are installed.

Sc-4 Bi-Wire-Loudspeaker Cable sound spatial transparency, and brillieren airily within the elevator range. Clean depths and basses round the klangbild homogeneous off. Technically all frequency ranges are represented cleanly, realistically and linear and illustrated.

The advantage of a Bi-Wire of loudspeaker cable opposite a single Wire loudspeaker cable (e.g. twin loudspeaker cable) is it to reduce distortions. With connections from loudspeakers to an amplifier with traditional lines distortions develop. This can be caused e.g. by oscillations of the Tieftoeners. A tension is induced into the cable. These distortions are not sufficiently eliminated by the amplifier. A part of these distortions is modified on the high -, central and Tieftoener. Such distortions are reduced by Bi-Wiring. They appear only at the amplifier. Here you can be eliminated by the automatic control loops of the amplifier efficiently.

An automatic control loop serves to keep a certain size constant (regulation by negative feedback, scanning by feeler, comparison of the values with desired value, transmission of a correction signal in the case of deviations, deviating condition again changed over to initial value).

The veins of the Sc-4 loudspeaker cables consist of ever sieve stranded bundles with altogether 896 individual braids. Around the sound range for the individual frequency ranges to specialize two of the four veins are completely silvered, the other two veins are silver/copper mix veins, with which per single wire five bundles have a genuine silver plating for the detail-faithful rendition of the elevator range and two bundles of pure copper strands for the pressureful stress of the bass.

The Sc-4 loudspeaker cable with the ViaBlue Cobra Schutzgewebe, which shows the dynamics of the High end loudspeaker cable also optically at first sight, is braided.

The fragments typically used with ViaBlue cables protect the cable ends from bending and provide at the same time for a professional and thought cable run out of the single wires.

The braids are crimped to the protection from oxidation with gilded, oxygen-poor ViaBlue OFC copper vein end sleeves. Thus supply of air is pinched off to the high-quality braids which again to a quality stabilization of many years as well as continuous sound characteristics leads.

The Sc-4 loudspeaker cable with genuine-gilded High ending patch cords of the ViaBlue TS series is ready-made. In principle the cables with TS2 banana plugs are manufactured. Without surcharge however individual manufacturing with the plug types TS banana plug, TS2 banana plug, TS of lugs (6 or 8 mm) are , possible for TS flexible pins and TS cable pin (see also data sheet TS plug )

The basis burning time of the Sc-4 loudspeaker cables amounts to approx. 22-24 hours, the complete burning time amounts to approx. 42-44 hours. (data are temperature and ortsabhaenig)


* High ending loudspeaker cable larva in Germany

* 4 x 4 mm of 2 veins with altogether 896 x 0,15 braids strands in 28 bundles

* 224 x 0,15 genuine-silvered braids per vein

* 2 veins with silver braids for the central/high clay/tone range

* 2 veins silver/copper-braid-mix for the bass range

* Fleece/connective tissue for the protection of the single wires

* genuine-gilded ViaBlue an High ending TS patch cords freely selectable

* ViaBlue fragment for a clean conclusion at the kabelausgang

* detail-exact representation during linear illustration of all frequencies

* spatial and airy sound

* Shroud with ViaBlue Cobra Schutzgewebe

More information can be found at the Viablue Website. www.viablue.de

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