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Cardas Clear High Speed Digital USB Cable

Cardas Clear High Speed Digital USB Cable

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Cardas Clear High Speed Digital USB Cable

Silver-plated conductors, double shielded, same sound at any usable length.

The Cardas Clear High Speed USB cable uses silver-plated conductors for high-speed transfer. Each conductor pair is shielded, and the cable has a double-shield.  This cable adds depth and realism, and improved imaging to your digital system.

The structure ensures that it sounds musically neutral at any usable length. 

Matching Propagation 

The Clear line is based on learnings and technology from the Clear interconnect which was made possible by George Cardas’ invention of the Matched Propagation Conductor in 2010. These conductors, with both speaker and interconnect variants, match the propagation velocity of the signal through the copper wire to the propagation rate of the best available dielectric materials.

The telephone industry has long understood and accepted the garbling that occurs when the signal outpaces the dielectric. It is fitting that long before founding Cardas Audio, George Cardas spent years as a line engineer with the telephone company in Southern California.

The Matched Propagation Solution prevents distortion by matching the propagation of the conductor to the dielectric through the use of specific pitch angles for each strand of copper wire wrapped around a core of Kevlar yarn. A selection of hard-to-obtain, high-performance dielectric materials with fast dissipation rates ensures that the signal remains intact and intelligible throughout the length of the cable.

The result is a conductor that conveys an unprecedented level of realism and transparency, without any detriment to the musicality of the system.