Cardas
Crosslink Custom Speaker Cable
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Cardas Custom Built Crosslink Speaker Cable by Moon Audio. These Crosslink Speaker Cables are built in-house by Moon Audio by hand, every day. This is Cardas's entry-level cable, but don't let that statement fool you. This is a wonderful cable, and it is in the same class as the DH Labs T14 speaker cable. What is the difference, you ask? It sounds different. The T14 has a more forward sound, which Drew recommends if a system is too laid back and warm. The Cardas Crosslink Speaker Cable is the opposite.
This is Cardas's entry-level cable, but don't let that statement fool you. This is a wonderful cable and is in the same class as the DH Labs T14. The difference? It sounds different. The T14 has a more forward sound, which I recommend if a system is too laid back and warm. The Cardas is the opposite. If you feel your system is too forward or you have a metal dome tweeter in your speaker that seems a bit harsh, then this cable can solve those issues for you. It is more neutral than the DH Labs T14, with an open sound that focuses on detail.
In Shotgun form, this makes an excellent passive sub cable. It has a low inductance and resistance, and even high damping. The cable is very flexible and lightweight. It is Multi-gauge, Golden Section, and Constant Q conductors are used. The four conductors and cotton stranding are then wrapped in Teflon Tape. It has a flame-retardant EEA and cotton for the dielectric, with pvc jacket, making it CL 2 rated. This means it makes an excellent in-wall cable for home theater setups.
It is the only cable by Cardas you can buy in bulk.
- RRomanVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoGreat cables
I completely agree with the description on the sound character of this cable. I wanted to tame my Naim setup which always sounded a little too edgy to me. When I put these in, I had an instant wow moment - as advertised, the sound became a little darker, lost some of its excessive bite and became more nuanced. Another reminder that matching components could make the greater difference than components themselves. I'm super happy with the end result.