A precision 110 Ohm AES/EBU balanced digital cable featuring quality connectors, silver-coated copper conductors & proprietary PTFE insulation

The Silver Sonic D-110 is a precision 110 Ohm AES/EBU type balanced digital interface cable designed to be a state-of-the-art, no compromise product. 110 Ohm digital cables are most often used to carry digital audio data from A/D converters to digital tape transports in recording studios. They are also the ideal solution to connect digital sources such as streamers and transports to DACs in home hifi systems. D-110 cables are terminated with XLR connectors.

We believe the sonic performance of the D-110 equals or exceeds all other cables of this type, regardless of price. This level of performance is achieved by combining the finest materials available with the highest level of quality control.

A critical goal for any digital interface cable is to maintain a uniform characteristic impedance. This is achieved in the D-110 through the use of a pure PTFE insulation whose thickness is held to a tolerance of .002 inch (.05 mm). The material is extruded under pressure in order to maintain maximum consistency, which minimizes a phenomenon called “VSWR spikes”, a cause of jitter.

The D-110 also features silver-coated pure copper conductors for improved conductivity, solid rod spacers to maintain a constant impedance, and 100% shield coverage to eliminate noise and interference. And our custom Ultimate XLR connectors feature direct-gold-plated, pure OFC copper contact pins, far exceeding industry standards.

If your audio system has the ability to utilize the 110 Ohm digital interface, we recommend auditioning the D-110 before investing large sums of money in other cables. Several recording and mastering studios have already selected the D-110 as their cable of choice.

Thanks for a great product. I have my entire system outfitted with DH Labs; T-14 shotguns and internal speaker wiring, D-110 from my processor to DAC, and BL-1 series II for misc. analog devices like VCR’s, etc. Great sound! Thanks again.

Congratulations on an exception cable. My 20 feet of bulk D-110 arrived this morning in the mail. I immediately terminated it to fit between my computer with a Lynx AES-16 sound card, and my DEQX digital processor. As soon as I connected it and started to listen to music the difference in performance was obvious: more dynamic, wider sound stage, both upper and bottom end extension, and a layer of haze was lifted from the music. Now, if all that is noticeable without any burn in time, I can’t wait to hear the improvements after a 100 hours of playing time.

I have been involved with high end audio for more than 20 years, owned and tried many of the very best cables some costing thousands of dollars, and now I’m feeling rather foolish for having spent all that money for cables that have been bested by a cable costing only $5 per foot. I give the D-110 my highest recommendation.

I’ve had a few days now to break the D-110 in and do some listening and I’m afraid I’ve fallen in love with it. I.m not sure why it took me so long to realize it, but I find the D-110 much more musical than my previous cable (LAT International). I suspect it is partly due to it being a balanced cable vs a single ended. Cal Audio Labs recommends a balanced data link between the Delta and Alpha.,

A few words that come to mind when I think of the D-110 are quiet, transparent, sweet highs, rich, three dimensional, and tight bass. I’ve listened to a couple of other cables such as Straight Wire Mega Link, and Illuminati D-60, and I don’t remember being as drawn in to the music as I am with the D-110. It seemed I could always point out something wrong with the sound using the other cables.

I A/B tested your Silver Sonic D-110 AES / EBU against Kubala Sosna Fascination AES/EBU. Kubala retail for 1.0 Meter is 900.00, your 1.5 Meter is 100.00 bucks! Used a 6k PS Audio Direct Stream Transport and ran cables to a 5k Cary 200ts DAC. Sonic reproduction was remarkably similar…!