Audiovector ZERO Super 6.30m Speaker Cable
1 560,00 €
Audiovector ZERO Super is a 6.30 m speaker cable for connecting a home hi-fi amplifier to speakers. It uses pure copper conductors with different positive and negative cross-sectional areas, plus a defined strand count. Shielding helps resist airborne interference, while crimped joints connect the cable and plugs. Its design aims to preserve speaker dynamics and support a wide soundstage.
Audiovector ZERO Super is a 6.30 m shielded speaker cable for connecting a home hi-fi amplifier to speakers. Its pure copper conductors carry the amplifier’s signal to the speakers. This version suits a system that needs a 6.30 m cable between those components.
The cable has an asymmetric layout, with different cross-sectional areas for its positive and negative conductors. Its conductor design also uses a defined number of strands. These choices follow the cable principles Audiovector uses inside its loudspeakers.
Shielding helps ZERO Super resist airborne interference. Its cable-to-plug connections are crimped, a method Audiovector selected after comparing it with soldering. The overall design aims to preserve speaker dynamics and support a wide soundstage.
Benefits
- 6.30 m length – gives a home hi-fi setup a cable run of this stated length.
- Pure copper conductors – provide the conductive material that carries the amplifier’s signal to the speakers.
- Asymmetric construction – gives the positive and negative conductors different cross-sectional areas.
- Defined strand count – makes the number of strands a deliberate part of the conductor design.
- Shielded cable – is designed to resist interference travelling through the air.
- Crimped connections – join the cable and plugs using Audiovector’s chosen termination method.
- Loudspeaker-based design principles – reflect the cable approach Audiovector also applies inside its speakers.
Who Is This Cable For?
ZERO Super is for a home hi-fi system with an amplifier and speakers that need a speaker cable between them. It carries the amplifier’s output signal along that connection. Its 6.30 m length is the deciding measurement when planning the route.
The cable is relevant to listeners choosing a shielded connection for their amplifier and speakers. Its asymmetric conductor layout offers a specific construction choice for that link. Pure copper, rather than an unspecified conductor material, forms the signal path.
This ZERO Super variant also suits a system where cable construction matters alongside length. The defined strand count and different conductor cross-sections are part of that construction. Audiovector pairs those features with crimped cable-to-plug joints.
Technical Specifications
| Model | Audiovector ZERO Super |
|---|---|
| Product type | Asymmetric, shielded speaker cable |
| Length | 6.30 m |
| Conductor material | Pure copper |
| Conductor design | Defined strand count; different positive and negative conductor cross-sectional areas |
| Shielding | Yes |
| Cable-to-plug connection | Crimped |
| Application | Connecting an amplifier and speakers in a home hi-fi system |
Why Choose Audiovector ZERO Super?
ZERO Super brings Audiovector’s internal loudspeaker cable principles to the connection between an amplifier and speakers. Its positive and negative conductors deliberately differ in cross-sectional area. A defined strand count adds another deliberate element to the conductor design.
The cable’s shielding addresses airborne interference along the amplifier-to-speaker link. Audiovector selected crimping for the cable-to-plug joints after comparing it with soldering. Both choices are specific parts of the ZERO Super construction.
The design aims to let the amplifier’s signal reach the speakers without restricting their dynamics. ZERO Super is also associated with a wide soundstage. Together, these aims explain its place in a home hi-fi system where cable design matters.
FAQ
Can ZERO Super connect a home hi-fi amplifier to speakers?
- Yes. Audiovector ZERO Super is a speaker cable made for the connection between a home hi-fi amplifier and speakers. It carries the amplifier’s signal to those speakers.
Is this cable intended for speakers in a home audio system?
- Yes. Its stated application is the amplifier-to-speaker link in a home hi-fi system. The cable serves that connection rather than another signal path.
How long is this version of ZERO Super?
- This version measures 6.30 m. That measurement identifies the length of the ZERO Super cable described here.
What material is used for the conductors?
- The conductors are made from pure copper. Their design also incorporates a defined number of strands.
Are the positive and negative conductors identical?
- No. Their cross-sectional areas differ, giving ZERO Super its asymmetric conductor construction.
Is Audiovector ZERO Super shielded?
- Yes. Shielding is part of this cable’s design and supports resistance to airborne interference.
How are the cable and plugs joined?
- The cable-to-plug connections are crimped. Audiovector chose that method after comparing crimping with soldering.
Audiovector ZERO Super combines a 6.30 m length, pure copper conductors, asymmetric construction and shielding. Its crimped connections complete a speaker cable designed for the amplifier-to-speaker link in a home hi-fi system.