Audiovector ZERO Avantgarde Arreté (6.30m) Speaker Cable
5 300,00 €
Audiovector ZERO Avantgarde Arreté (6.30m) is a speaker cable for connecting an amplifier to passive speakers. The 6.30-metre variant suits longer cable routes through a room. It features pure copper conductors, shielding, and positive and negative conductors of different thicknesses. Its design principles correspond to those used for the internal cabling of Audiovector speakers. Arreté is an upgraded version of the ZERO Avantgarde.
Audiovector ZERO Avantgarde Arreté (6.30m) is a high-end Audiovector speaker cable designed to connect an amplifier to passive speakers. This 6.30-metre variant features pure copper conductors and shielding. The positive and negative conductors have different thicknesses.
The Arreté version is an upgraded version of the ZERO Avantgarde cable. It is suitable for systems that require a longer cable route between the amplifier and the speaker.
Construction and conductors
The cable uses pure copper. Its conductor construction incorporates a specific strand count defined by the manufacturer, although the exact number of strands is not stated in the supplied source information.
Shielding is integrated into the cable’s construction. The source does not provide further details about the shielding arrangement or its technical parameters.
The positive and negative conductors differ in thickness. When connecting the cable, maintain the same polarity for both channels: connect the positive conductor to the positive terminals and the negative conductor to the negative terminals. Consistent polarity is essential for correct integration into a stereo system.
Relationship to Audiovector speaker construction
This model applies the same cable-design principles used inside Audiovector speakers. The supplied source does not explain precisely how those principles are implemented in this cable or identify the specific construction changes introduced for the Arreté version.
This design relationship does not mean that the cable is compatible only with speakers made by Audiovector. Its purpose remains the connection of an amplifier to a passive speaker. For any particular system, the physical connectors must be suitable for the amplifier and speaker terminals, and the available cable length must accommodate the intended route.
Planning the cable length and making connections
The 6.30-metre variant may be useful when the amplifier is not positioned between the speakers or when the route to a passive speaker is relatively long. Measure the actual path the cable will follow rather than relying only on the straight-line distance. Allow a small amount of slack near the connections so the cable is not pulled tight or placed under strain.
Switch off the amplifier before making or changing any connections. Attach the positive conductor to the positive terminals and the negative conductor to the negative terminals. Follow the same polarity convention on both stereo channels.
The source does not explain whether the stated 6.30 m measurement applies to one cable or represents the combined length of two cables. It also does not state whether the product is sold individually or as a stereo pair. Connector types and cable termination are not specified. Before purchasing, confirm the package contents, the interpretation of the stated length, and compatibility with the particular terminals on your amplifier and speakers.
Use in stereo and home cinema systems
In a stereo system, each speaker needs its own cable route from the corresponding amplifier channel. When planning the installation, calculate both routes rather than measuring only the distance to the nearer speaker. This is especially important when the amplifier is positioned to one side of the room or the two cables must follow different paths around furniture.
In a home cinema system, the cable can be used for an individual passive-speaker channel. A longer run may be relevant for rear or side speakers, depending on the room layout and amplifier position. Assess the required length for every channel according to the real route through the room, including any bends and the slack required at each end.
This model is not a line-level, digital, or mains power cable. It carries the amplifier’s speaker-output signal to a passive speaker. It must therefore not be used as a substitute for an RCA, XLR, HDMI, or electrical power cable.
Technical specifications
| Manufacturer | Audiovector |
|---|---|
| Model | ZERO Avantgarde Arreté |
| Product type | Speaker cable |
| Length variant | 6.30 m |
| Conductor material | Pure copper |
| Construction | Precisely defined strand count |
| Conductor geometry | Positive and negative conductors of different thicknesses |
| Shielding | Yes |
| Version | Upgraded ZERO Avantgarde version |
| Design principles | Correspond to the cable principles used inside Audiovector speakers |
FAQ
What is this cable designed for?
It is designed to connect an amplifier’s speaker outputs to passive speakers. It is not intended for source components, televisions, or electrical power connections.
What does the 6.30 m designation mean?
It is the length variant stated in the source. However, the source does not explain whether 6.30 m is the length of one cable or the combined length of two cables. Confirm how this measurement is applied before ordering.
What is included in the package?
The source does not state whether the product is supplied as a single cable or as a stereo pair. Check the package contents before purchasing to ensure that a stereo system will not be left without the second cable it requires.
Which connectors are used, and is the cable terminated?
The connector types and termination configuration are not specified. The available information therefore cannot confirm compatibility with the particular terminals on an amplifier or speaker. These details must be checked before purchase.
Can it be used in a stereo system?
Yes, provided that the package contents and cable length meet the requirements of both channels. Each channel needs a separate path between the amplifier and its corresponding speaker, with consistent polarity maintained across both channels.
Is the cable suitable for a home cinema system?
It can be used for an individual passive-speaker channel. Select the length according to the position of the particular speaker and the actual cable route through the room.
Why are the conductors different thicknesses?
Positive and negative conductors of different thicknesses are part of this model’s specified construction. The source provides no measured information about the effect of this design choice, so the practical requirement during installation is to maintain consistent polarity.
How does the Arreté differ from the ZERO Avantgarde?
Arreté is an upgraded version of the ZERO Avantgarde. Detailed construction changes are not disclosed in the supplied information, so the two versions should be regarded as separate models.
