Atlas Navigator Audio Interconnect Cable 0.5m pair RCA

Appropriate Atlas Interconnects, dedicated to their respective purposes and interfaces will transmit faithfully all the information contained in the original source.

The Atlas Navigator uses OCC for both the going and the return conductors and employs a PTFE dielectric together with a cotton yarn filler in order to reduce microphony. 100% rejection of radio frequency interference (RFI) is provided by an OCC braid and a copper mylar shield. The Navigator is a superior design that may be used for fully balanced systems with XLR plugs or as in the case of this cable, in a pseudo balanced fashion. The Navigator together with the Atlas Voyager and the Atlas Compass are the first three interconnects in the range of Atlas super interconnects for high quality systems. The Voyager tends to give a lively performance whilst the Navigator sounds a little more analogue like in it's presentation, giving lots of stereo width, height and depth. For those looking for a sophisticated and relaxed sound that replicates an ambience, the Navigator is the interconnect to buy.

Try the Navigator together with the following speaker cables: Atlas Ascent 2.0, Atlas Ascent 3.50 or for bi wiring, the Atlas Ichor.

Features:

• Directional, symmetrical pseudo-balanced
• Double shielded with copper mylar plus close lapped 99.997% pure OCC copper multi-stranded screen providing 100% coverage for the avoidance of RFI
• Cotton filler for reduced microphony
• Twin concentric rope-lay stranded 99.9997% pure OCC copper multi-stranded conductors laid in a twisted fashion to reduce EMI and the effects of increased resistance from the proximity effect
• Polyethylene dielectrics to both conductors
• 8.5mm diameter with a soft PVC jacket
• Direct gold plated, non-compressing, double screened, self-cleaning RCA plugs
• Colour: Purple

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