Atlas Cables Element Achromatic X RCA Subwoofer
Versatile subwoofer interconnect. 1:1 & 1:2 versions.
Element Achromatic X RCA Subwoofer provides excellent immunity to interference and noise, making it ideally suited to multi-source installations and the longer cable runs typically necessitated by optimum sub-woofer placement.
Subwoofer connection cable with a dynamic, powerful but controlled sound. Available in 1:1 and 1:2 configurations. (The 1:1 version uses a coaxial construction; 1:2 version utilises multi-core construction).
The cable utilises shielded high-purity OFC conductors with in a twisted configuration with cross-linked Polyethylene dielectric (insulation) for excellent immunity to external RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) and EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference), which can increase background noise levels and effectively decrease the dynamic range of your hi-fi or home theatre system.
Phono connectors are the latest generation of our cold-weld solder-free Achromatic X RCA plug.
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