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ECOSSE
REFERENCE THE BIG RED POWERCHORDS™
The difference power
cable can make to your listening experience and enjoyment is, quite simply,
breathtaking. It may well be the cheapest, most cost effective up-grade your
system requires and remember, great sounding powerchords don’t have to cost
the earth-well not the Ecosse Powerchords™ anyway!
For audiophile
systems requiring minimal noise interference for maximum ‘black-background,
3-dimensional soundstage and awesome dynamics-we recommend The Big Red
PowerChords.
Here our unique
rope-lay Monocrystal™ conductor weave is combined with a double screen of
aluminium foil and tinned copper which along with the acoustic damping cotton
filler- makes this one of the quietest power cables in existence. The
advantages of using a rope-lay weave are the considerable reduction of RFI/EMI/ESI
noise ingress.
The cable itself is
constructed thus:
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Monocrystal™
rope-lay weave single crystal grain-free copper conductors of 2.5mm
x-section-which, in a power cable, offer similar magnitudes of improvement
over OFC-as experienced by many reviewers the world over.
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Double screened, with
Aluminium Foil and tinned Cu, making it one of the quietest power cables in
existence.
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Audiophile hospital-grade M&K
Toughplug™ with silver-plated fuse clips for low contact resistance.
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Schurter™
Premier grade iec
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Cotton fibre damping and a
soft PVC outer jacket-which all but eliminates microphony effects
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Supersolder™
-our new ultra high purity silver and tin alloy solid wire-used in conjunction
with our unique, passive organic flux. Together these ensure a joint with
ultra low chemical contaminants and very high strength.
Generally speaking,
one of the achievements of a well balanced and installed system is the
sensation of the speakers ‘disappearing’ into the soundstage. With Ecosse Big
Red Powerchords™ installed, width beyond the speakers and depth behind the
wall is apparent in spades. Seriously extended and detailed bass is also well
apparent while the mid and treble ranges benefit by palpable more imagery,
speed and clarity, and a greater sense of the recorded acoustic |
