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DECWARE Silver Reference Cable

Model DSR3S

This is the 3rd generation of our Silver Reference cables spanning 25 years. This is the first version to be shielded.

What sets thESE CABLES APART?

The conductors are made from OCC copper and silver including the shields.
Highly Flexible non-resonant geometry with Teflon insulation.
Sliding weight to further damp vibrations.
8 Independent silver shields block noise in all applications including turntables.
High Quality, Dynamically tensioned 24K RCA connectors.
The sound is warm and detailed with great focus.

DESCRIPTION

We're excited to offer this new Decware Silver Reference cable because unlike our prior model, it is now very esoterically shielded. Each of the silver-plated conductors with Teflon insulators have their own braided silver-plated shield and each of those are braided together to form the cable.

Vibration control is one of the secrets to the success of our prior model so it is also dealt with in this new design using geometry and specialized Teflon coatings. It has exceeded the transparency of our prior models with 8 individually shielded conductors using advanced metals. The base metal is single-crystal OCC copper with a 99.99% pure silver plating on both the signal wires and the high-density shields. The RCA connectors are solid copper with 24K Gold plating and are dynamically tensioned for a tight connection to your RCA jack.

This geometry is flexible, amazingly sturdy and could actually carry enough current to drive a loudspeaker so you can expect great bass performance.

By using single-crystal metals, and creating individual shields for all 8 conductors, this technology retains the transparency of our prior reference cables while maintaining the inky black backgrounds no matter how much WIFI, BLUETOOTH, and other RF saturates your environment.

These are what I use personally in my own reference system as well as use for amplifier design. They will reduce the possibility of the interconnects being the weak link in your audio chain.

Steve Deckert / DECWARE