Cardas Clear Reflection Speaker Cable
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Cardas Clear Reflection Speaker Cable
Designed to blend the best of Golden Reference with the benefits of Clear and Matched Propagation technology. This cable has the richness and musicality of the classic and very successful Golden Reference, but also has the clarity and transparency of Clear. It can be internally bi-wired or tri-wired.
Standard Terminations: Cardas spades or bananas forged using 10,000psi
Design/Construction: Matched Propagation Conductors, Kevlar core Grade 1, 99.9999% pure oxygen free copper with SPN clear coat (Litz), gauge sizes scaled to Golden Ratio proportions. Cross-field layer geometry, insulated in a FEP taped jacket.
Geometry: Anti-static fiber core Tri-Quad 12 conductor with anti-static filler to separate the three groups bound together in FEP tape. Flexible TPR outer jacket.
Gauge: 12×11.5 AWG
Outside Diameter: 0.680”/17.27mm
Price quoted is for a 1m pair. Other lengths available, please contact us for details
“I met Angela Cardas at a hifi show in Chicago and she mentioned that she uses Clear Reflection on her home system. So I thought I’d give it a try. What I heard exceeded my expectations in every way. Lots of detail, but still smooth and listenable. Sometimes you try a cable and it sounds immediately impressive, but then becomes tiring on the ears. With Reflection, you get all of that micro detail, but it’s never harsh. I absolutely love it.”
-J. Gruen, Grand Rapids, MI
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A Brief History of Cardas Audio
Cardas Audio is located in Bandon, a small town (population 3,321) on the Southern Oregon Coast, about 1.5 hours north of the California border. We specialize in premium audio cables, consisting of multi-stranded Litz conductors, featuring our own ultra-pure copper. We also produce high quality connectors, chassis wire, bulk cable, and accessories for home & pro audio systems.
Our company was founded in Ontario, California, in 1987, by George Cardas.
