QED QE1350 XT40i

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– By increasing the separation of the conductors inside the cable, and therefore the amount of air between them, QED has created a low-loss Air Gap dielectric. This technology halves the dissipation and capacitance characteristics of the cable, and results in numerous audible improvements – particularly where timing and rhythmic accuracy are concerned. Despite this increased separation, though, XT40i retains the sort of cross-sectional area that makes it ideal for long cable runs.
– Forming the cable conductors into a tube-like shape around a hollow insulating rod in the centre of the cable equalises current densities, delivers very low inductance and presents a consistent, even load to an amplifier. The result is a cable that retains more of the finest musical details, that handles rhythms and tempos in the most natural and musically satisfying way, and that outperforms rival designs costing far more.

– Outside diameter: 6 x 14 mm
– Conductor area: 4 mm²
– Dielectric properties: Air Gap (εr = 2.4)
– Conductor chemistry: 99.999% oxygen-free copper
– Dielectric properties: Air Gap
– Loop resistance: 8.0 mΩ/m
– Parallel capacitance: 35 pF/m
– Dissipation factor @ 10kHz: 0.0295
– Self-inductance: 0.57 μH/m