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What is “Vintage Tone” ? (part 2)

...continued from part 1 Now almost all major electric guitar manufacturers have recognized this trend and jumped on board to recapture their historic “vintage tone” with “vintage cables,” “vintage capacitors,” and “vintage woods.” This “vintage tone” trend went largely unnoticed in audiophile circles until recently, when in a parallel audio universe, the discerning Shirokazu Yazaki, engineer at SPEC Corporation, recognized the lost art of tone that tinned copper conductors provide so naturally when applied to HiFi audio use. Shirokazu Yazaki likes to refer to the tonal qualities characterized by these tinned copper conductors as “real sound,” and I agree that......

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Fender tone

What is “Vintage Tone” ? (part 1)

When it comes to audio reproduction, most of you are probably familiar with power and interconnect cables made from copper, silver, or even gold wires, and know that each of these conductive materials has its own tonal signature. I imagine that most of you have not yet had the opportunity to learn about tinned copper cables, unless you have a hobby that involves restoring or hot-rodding vintage audio equipment, which tends to be full of tinned copper interconnect cables. The same goes for vintage electric guitars and guitar amplifiers, which also use tinned copper wire in their construction. It is......

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tinned copper reels

Why use tinned copper wires ?

You will surely have noticed that many of the cables we produce use tinned copper conductors, and I imagine that many of you are thinking: “Why use tinned copper wire as a conductor rather than the more commonly used conductors?” In the early 1950s, especially in the United States, tinned copper wire was considered the best solution and was commonly used in industrial applications because galvanizing copper wires with tin prevented corrosion and improved strippability, making the wire more durable and reliable for industrial use. In the 1950s, corrosion was a problem because the common insulators of the time released......

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Our company is also “Plastic Free.”

Our workshop is at the foot of the Alps, surrounded by greenery with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains, it is natural for us to be respectful of the environment. Where possible, we choose to avoid plastic throughout the production of our cables. Not only that, we paint our cotton coating with different natural dyes. Obviously, our packaging is also eco-friendly, our cables are wrapped in fabric bags, and all of our boxes and packaging materials are recyclable. Certificate of Authenticity All our cables are rigorously handmade according to the best techniques. This allows us to offer a LIFETIME......

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