Leson DIN Phono Cable

Pure silver signal conductors

Four 0.5 mm² 6N pure silver conductors carry the left and right signal paths.

The goal is simple: preserve the low-level cartridge signal with low resistance, stable contact and a clean electrical path from tonearm to phono stage.

A dedicated ground lead uses two twisted 1 mm² silver-plated 5N OFC copper conductors.

It completes the tonearm grounding path and helps support a stable connection between the tonearm and phono stage.

Shielding for low-level phono signals

Phono signals are small, so shielding and cable routing matter.

This cable uses a layered shielding structure to help protect the cartridge signal as it travels from the tonearm to the phono stage or step-up transformer.

1. Aluminium foil around each channel, with cotton filling to help maintain channel separation.

2. Copper foil for an additional shielding layer against electrical interference.

3. Braided silver-coated copper shield around the cable assembly.

Connectors and connection options

The 5-pin DIN connector and RCA connectors use gold-plated pure copper contacts for durable, stable connection.

This page is for tonearms with a 5-pin DIN output feeding RCA phono inputs. If your turntable already uses RCA outputs, choose the RCA Phono Cable instead.

Aluminium splitter bodies

The aluminium alloy splitter bodies provide a clean separation point for the left and right channels and help protect the cable transition areas.

Complete the cable path

The phono cable carries the smallest signal in the system. The rest of the connection path should remain just as coherent.

For turntables with RCA outputs, choose the RCA Phono Cable. For line-level connections after the phono stage, consider the Silver RCA Cable or Silver XLR Cable.