Cardas Clear Power Cable
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Cardas Clear Power Cable
A reference level power cable, Cardas Clear Power Cable applies all the lessons learned over 25 years of developing high performance power cables; it was born from the ashes of the highly successful Golden Reference Power. Completely neutral tonal balance with additional filtering which increases dynamics. Large conductors make it suitable for those power hungry electronics and refined enough to power your more delicate source components.
Standard Terminations: Soldered and crimped Cardas power plugs with silver/rhodium plated solid copper contacts.
Design/Construction: Conductors: Grade 1, 99.9999% pure oxygen free copper, gauge sizes scaled to Golden Ratio proportions. Crossfield layer geometry, insulated in a PFA jacket. Geometry: Double shielded with tin plated copper and
magnet wire. Twisted triad mixed with PE air tubes bound with PTFE tape wrap. Super flexible TPR jacket.
Gauge: 3×11.5 AWG
Outside Diameter: 0.610”/15.49mm
Price quoted is for a 1m cable. Other lengths available, please contact us for details
“I’ve been using Cardas since the early days of my audiophile journey. I’ve enjoyed the progression of improvements, starting with Hexlink, then Golden Cross, followed by Golden Reference. But I was not prepared for the monumental advancements achieved with the Clear product line. Blew my mind. The bass, the midrange, the spatial imaging… staggering. Well done guys!”
-Z. Matani, Pacific Grove, CA
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Click here to view the Cardas Clear webpage on the Cardas website
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.
