AudioQuest Rocket 22

499,00 CHF – 669,00 CHF

Free Shipping

incl. VAT

incl. 0 CHF SWICO Fee

Further designs and lengths on request:

info@nettohifi.ch or in store 044 463 72 36

Guarantee:

2 Years Swiss Guarantee

Delivery Time:

depending on version

Variante

Länge

Clear

Net/Net-Price on request

Do you have questions about this product?

Call us: +41 444 63 72 36 or visit our HiFi Studio in Zürich: Learn more

Audio quest Rocket 22

The Rocket 22 is ideal as a full-range or single bi-wiring cable and represents a clearly audible improvement over the Rocket 11. If your speakers have dedicated inputs for bass and treble, you can improve playback by using single bi-wiring.

SEMI-SOLID CONDUCTORS MADE OF LONG CRYSTALLINE COPPER (LGC) IN A CONCENTRIC ARRANGEMENT

In a traditional multi-core cable, the distortions caused by the electrical and magnetic interactions of the strands are amplified as each strand changes position within the bundle. In an AQ Semi-Solid Concentric cable, strain is significantly reduced because the strands within the bundle maintain their tight relationships with one another. Long-Grain Copper (LGC) enables a smoother and more transparent sound than cables with normal OFHC (Oxygen-Free High-Conductivity) copper. LGC contains fewer oxides in the conductive material, fewer impurities, fewer grain boundaries and therefore enables better reproduction.

DOUBLE LOW INDUCTIVE TWISTED PAIR GEOMETRY

A traditional speaker cable with parallel conductors has a relatively high inductance, causing the energy to smear over time and the sound to become dull and fuzzy. With the Rocket 11, the two conductors in each half of the cable are twisted around each other, resulting in lower inductance, greater transparency and considerable expansion of the bass and treble frequencies.

IDEAL FOR FULL RANGE OR SINGLE BI-WIRING CONFIGURATION

Use the Rocket 22 with red (+) and black (-) conductors merged as a full-range cable, or optimize system performance with bi-wiring if the speakers have separate bass and treble inputs.