Interconnect cable Audioquest Yukon XLR

Translated from Athabaskan means "Big river". The Yukon River originates at the Llewellyn Glacier, which is a source in British Columbia, and flows into the Bering Sea in Alaska. It may have been the first immigration route for the first native inhabitants of North America, and certainly it was the main means of transportation during the Klondike Gold Rush of 1896-1903. Paddle-wheel riverboats remained the dominant mode of transport on the river until the 1950s, when the Klondike Highway was completed. Royal salmon from the Yukon River remains an elusive but valuable delicacy.

AUDIOQUEST YUKON XLR

The Yukon XLR-XLR flexible design uses high-performance conductors made of the purest single-crystal PSC+ copper with a perfectly smooth surface, which surpasses all materials available today in quality and allows you to get sound with exceptionally low distortion. A specially designed noise dispersion system significantly prevents RF interference, which guarantees the highest quality recording transmission with all the smallest nuances. And the insulation of PE with air tubes retains the excellent quality of the original sound.

AUDIOQUEST YUKON XLR Features:

• Copper conductors with a solid ideal surface (PSC+);
• Triple balanced geometry with a separate grounding wire;
• Insulating material made of polyethylene air tubes;
• Carbon-based three-layer distortion scattering system;
• Terminals made of pure red copper with a silver coating made using Hanging-Silver technology, cold welding connection.