saw this on Six Moons--- wonder why this particular method of construction is so expensive?
December 2010 - PSC Audio - New from Australian cable specialist PSC Audio is the über high-end AG Monolith interconnect cable which retails at US$42,000. This cable took over 15 years to develop with a concerted R&D effort in the last three years culminating in the purchase of a CNC machine. It uses manufacturing methodologies the company claims are unique in the industry. The pure silver ribbon conductor is annealed in a multi-step process and via a proprietary method shaped into the connector’s centre pin itself. This method of connection is the best possible way to interface two components as there are zero connectors and solder points at either ends to affect the resistance and impedance of the conductor. This configuration and construction technique maximizes signal transfer and is said to reap superb sonic benefits.
December 2010 - PSC Audio - New from Australian cable specialist PSC Audio is the über high-end AG Monolith interconnect cable which retails at US$42,000. This cable took over 15 years to develop with a concerted R&D effort in the last three years culminating in the purchase of a CNC machine. It uses manufacturing methodologies the company claims are unique in the industry. The pure silver ribbon conductor is annealed in a multi-step process and via a proprietary method shaped into the connector’s centre pin itself. This method of connection is the best possible way to interface two components as there are zero connectors and solder points at either ends to affect the resistance and impedance of the conductor. This configuration and construction technique maximizes signal transfer and is said to reap superb sonic benefits.
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