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Crystal Cables are created and assembled using the most reliable conductors and isolators available. Based on aerospace and military developments, the company employs hi-tech materials like Kapton and PEEK for insulation.

Crystal Cable relies exclusively on advanced in-house silver-gold metallurgy and perfect terminations from custom machinery. Repeatable, consistent, flawless every time.

Crystal Cables are ultra thin, ultra flexible and have the highest RFI and EMI rejection ratio on the market.

While other companies bulk up their cables with paralleled shields and ever more complex layers, Crystal Cables shed all such redundancies by using superior materials right from the start. Doing things right means less becomes more:

  • Less mass
  • Less dielectric
  • Less plastic
  • Less resonance.

So much less equals one very large more: more uncorrupted signal, more music — no noise, no distortion,
just pure sound.

Backed by research and development in Europe’s most advanced testing laboratory for cables, Crystal is based on solid science, advanced engineering and uncompromised execution.

Besides sounding better and being far easier to integrate into the living or media room environment,
Crystal Cables also look great!

Beautiful design, technical perfection, exceptional sound quality. This is Crystal Cable.

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technology

Material :: Metallurgy :: Isolation :: Construction

The compact design and advanced technology of Crystal Cable comes from research in aerospace engineering which has been adapted to the invention of high-end cable for domestic use.

In aerospace engineering they are always looking for strong, light and heat-resistant materials and constructions. Kapton is one such material and, used as an insulator, is one of the reasons for the extraordinary sound quality and the ultra-thin appearance of Crystal cables.

Kapton is an incredibly thin film/foil with extremely good mechanical properties. Combined with our advanced metallurgy and coaxial, ultra flexible compact geometries, our cables provide the highest radio frequency interference and electro-magnetic interference rejection in the market without requiring complex layering.

Crystal uses a unique silver and gold combination which helps deliver better sound and signals. The very pure silver Crystal uses has a crystal structure. That means by solidification of the metal, you get round-shaped crystal boundaries touching each other, buy having “bad places” where they don’t touch. These bad gaps are filled/injected with gold, which is the only metal that can be used for this. It makes the way of the electric signal smooth and in time again.  — Gabi van der Kley, Crystal Cable BV

All Crystal Power Cables, from Piccolo to Reference, use a special geometry, a truly balanced system.

Two coaxial cables are twisted to achieve the needed amount of conducting wires: we use the two conductors, and the two shields together are connected to the ground. This is significantly different from the Interconnect or speaker cables where the conductor is used as + (positive) and the shield as - (negative)...except of the balanced interconnects, of course.

The Ultra Power cable is different again: there are four conductors in there, two on two connected, and the ground has a lot of shields…there are also special plugs for the Ultra Power—Rhodium-plated Furutech connectors are used for these models.

 

:: The result ::

  1. Around a gold & silver conductor a mechanical shielding is placed directly on the surface consisting of triple layer wrapping of Kapton foils.
  2. Over the shield is the 99.99999% pure silver “return leg” of the cable functioning as a second shield.
  3. Final layer is the clear Teflon with distinct shielding and electrical advantages, providing fantastic conduction and shielding.
  4. Incorporating an ingenuitive weight that completely disentangles the cable by moving the weight over the cables total length.
  5. Special adaptors that allow you to incorporate different terminations and even additional length to the cable without affecting the sound.
see how it's done!
see how it's done!

Precision cable stripping.

Crystal Cable is cut with precision Swiss cable stripping machines ensuring the highest accuracy for termination.

making an HDMI
see how it's done!

Making AN HDMI.

Certified HDMI cables made of silver plated OFC conductors, having super low ground impedance and quadruple screen shielding for an ultra-low noise floor.

A crystal clear picture quality is ensured by the precise 100 Ohm balancedd impedance. The 24K gold plated 100 Ohm connector contacts meet the latest HDMI standard.

 
 

Which crystal cable is right for me ?

When using a very revealing audio system the first reaction is usually the correct one.

The Piccolo and the Micro reward us with the depth, clarity, neutrality, and low noise we immediately associate with much more expensive cable, while demonstrating the advanced technology used that makes it perform so transparently as it does in such a small package. The fact it is very easy to work with offers an exciting option to custom home theatre.

Following the Piccolo and the Micro, we have the Standard.

Our Standard is when entering the world of high-end audio only shared by a select few. Immediately you will feel at home when you hear the CrystalConnect Standard, but also, you'll hear a greater range, depth, and speed, with a clarity that excites you to rediscover your music collection.

The Reference, is designed with the serious audiophile in mind. Incredible dynamics, resolution, speed and low noise that redefines the word "reference".

The Ultra, is for the most discriminating consumer who demands only the best results. The Ultra line is very neutral producing unrestricted midrange, bass, and highs. It’s like lifting a veil from your system that you never knew was there.

The advantage for cables positioned above the Piccolo can be described as: the maximum resolution [with] the maximum amount of current the cable can transport.

Réné van Es, hifi.nl

 

 

 

 

 

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