We call this “The Thick One” because of its heft. The description below details the construction. What we want you to know is that you had better be certain of your source material because these cables are incredibly revealing. They produce a sound with exceptional dynamics, bass extension, and an extraordinary time-coherent speed. What goes into them is what comes out of your speakers. Poorly recorded material will sound horrible. Fabulous recordings will make you cry.

Silver Circle Audio has produced unique cables that use conductors of different materials within the same speaker cable to produce a very specific effect. Within each run of cable we use 2 conductors of high-quality 14 AWG copper and 2 of 12 AWG silver-plated copper. We have found that copper produces a better bass extension and response, whereas silver-plated copper produces exquisite detail and high-end extension.

The conductors are twisted and arranged in a Litz-type (helical) configuration. The cables are terminated with BFA-type gold-plated banana plugs and the assemblies are covered with a braided PET monofilament sleeving. Silver Circle Audio Loudspeaker Cables are available in standard run, bi-wire, and double run configurations. In addition to the BFA banana connectors, we also offer a silver-plated spade connector at no additional charge. WBT spades and locking banana plugs are available on special order for an additional charge. Contact us about custom lengths or configurations.

Our design has produced a loudspeaker cable that Roger Greene of Acoustic Sounds, Inc. describes like this:

“The texture of the bass is extremely good and doesn’t exhibit 'one note bass' like some cables. Here’s the best part of them. They exhibit no grain in the uppermost treble. They are effortless to listen to for long periods of time and at any volume level. Terrific air and spatial characteristics. ! I played the speaker cables for a guy who came over last night and he was totally overwhelmed by the presentation of my system (Jadis amps, WATT/Puppies). He guessed by the construction of the cables and sound that they would be at least $1000 for a 10’ pair. Boy, was he surprised.”

Note: A 10-foot pair of Standard Run cables retails for $365.