CORE UEF Cables

Level 1 Speaker Cable Terminations:

• 4 each High Purity Silver/Copper Matrix conductors
• Dielectric: Modified Polyethylene
• Shielding: Silver Mylar
• High Purity Silver and Gold plated spades and BoFa bananas
• UEF Technology Standard Level 1 – UEF coating with Graphene is applied to connectors significantly reducing the noise floor and allowing a purer signal to transfer with less grain providing more warmth and detail. 

Level 1 Speaker Cable Build Notes:

• 8  point-to-point hand soldered connections
• Silver Solder 4%
• Hand build time: 1.5 hours
• Quantum Tunneling: Post Production process, 1 million volts are passed through finished cable providing a “canal” that allows electrons to pass more freely through conductor material and connections
• Listened for signal direction before build
• Handmade in our California factory

Level 2 Speaker Cable Terminations:

• Level 1 Speaker Cable Terminations: UEF Graphene
• Dielectric: Modified Polyethylene
• Shielding: Silver Mylar 
• High Purity Silver and Gold plated spades and BoFa bananas
• UEF Technology Level 1 – UEF Graphene is applied at the termination points for improved signal transfer
• 6 each High Purity Silver/Copper Matrix conductors

Level 2 Speaker Cable Build Notes:

• 8 point-to-point hand soldered connections
• UEF – 1 termination (proprietary)
• Silver Solder 4%
• Hand build time: 1.5 hours
• Quantum Tunneling: Connections and cabling are treated with 1 million volts of electricity at specific frequencies and pulse modulations for improved signal transfer
• Listened tests are performed to determine correct conductor orientation before build
• Handmade in our California factory

A Better Way to Bi-Wire

IFT Bi-Wire vs. Jumper Cables

So how is IFT Bi-Wire termination different from standard jumper cables or binding straps? Simple: Jumper cables are rarely tuned to the frequency range they are intended to transfer, and are often times of a much lower quality than the speaker cables they are used with. Furthermore, jumper cables introduce additional hardware, in the form of spade lugs or banana plugs, that further degrade the sound. Bi-wire binding straps are almost always worse then jumper cables, as they are little more than plated metal of a quality and build that introduces considerable distortion in the form of harsh highs or muddy low frequencies.