Furutech introduces new limited edition top-of-the-line power cable – The Nanoflux

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From their website:

The Alpha Nano-OCC conductor in Furutech’s new Nanoflux power cable is one of the best conductors Furutech engineers have found for sound reproduction.

The new technology used in the highly specialized manufacturing process of this ultra-high performance power cable combines Furutech’s world renowned Alpha-OCC conductors with Furutech’s extremely effective signal transmission enhancer, Nano Liquid. Nano Liquid’s molecules are so tiny (8 nano-meters in diameter (8/1000000mm) they cover the Alpha-OCC surface and “fill up” any concave-convex sections left on the conductor surface during the production process, increasing the electric conduction area and debasing impedance. The very precise mix of gold and silver super-micro particles and amount of dispersing Squalene oil used on the conductor has great influence on the sound reproduction, and Furutech’s engineers settled on their exact ratio of gold to silver particles after careful audition of countless test samples.

The resulting “tuned” cable offers superb overall balance of qualities that Furutech is known for that allows you to feel experience and communicate with music. The results are extremely fine resolution down and through the very low noise floor, improved sound staging and image palpability, a musical, attractive, “round” midrange, tight and controlled bass, plus power and dynamics to spare to set your music on fire!



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Marcin...Perhaps a couple for the amps. Maybe I might move Siltech RMII G7 to third amp and pre-amp. I would think as good as the Siltech.

Expensive and limited to 200 production.

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Mwah..you don't need to buy cables painted in gold and silver...just buy Jorma Prime pcs which have gold conductors, order upgraded cryo'd Oyaide M1/F1 connectors & be happy :satisfying:
 
Bodhi said:
Mwah, you don't need to buy cables painted in gold and silver...just buy Jorma Prime pcs which have gold conductors, order upgraded cryo'd Oyaide M1/F1 connectors & be happy :satisfying:
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:what: Some of us want these! :fingers:
 
Bodhi said:
Maybe if I paint my Stillpoints in that fluid I will get a nice 20% improvement in sound? Yes please go ahead and buy those cables, hahaha! :roflmao:
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Bodhi....Your StillPoints are fine but maybe your S5s need a little soul enhancement. :eyebrow:
 
Steve, i'm hearing plenty of soul already through my S5's from my Vitus gear & Jorma Prime/Statement cables. The point I was trying to make is, if you want gold in your cables...just add gold conductors :thumbsup:
 
It's not about having gold conductors or terminations. More so about the nano treatment to fill crevices at the atomic level thereby increasing contact and surface tension. A process that Siltech has also had great success with.This tech is gaining traction general in all manners of material science with far reaching applications. With respect to cable, there are those that will have and those who don't. I see it becoming a differentiator for premium cable.
 
Steve said:
It's not about having gold conductors or terminations. More so about the nano treatment to fill crevices at the atomic level thereby increasing contact and surface tension. A process that Siltech has also had great success with.This tech is gaining traction general in all manners of material science with far reaching applications. With respect to cable, there are those that will have and those who don't. I see it becoming a differentiator for premium cable.
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I might also add Steve, something that Furutech addresses in other ways. Check out how they polish their connectors say in the case of their GTX receptacles.
 
Steve said:
It's not about having gold conductors or terminations. More so about the nano treatment to fill crevices at the atomic level thereby increasing contact and surface tension. A process that Siltech has also had great success with.This tech is gaining traction general in all manners of material science with far reaching applications. With respect to cable, there are those that will have and those who don't. I see it becoming a differentiator for premium cable.
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You mean that goop that Furutech paint on? Well, the simple solution is start off with extremely pure 8 nine's pcc copper which is annealed and then subject to a spark test using 6000 V impulse tension and you don't need to add goop :D
 
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Myles B. Astor said:
I might also add Steve, something that Furutech addresses in other ways. Check out how they polish their connectors say in the case of their GTX receptacles.
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Who doesn't like to have their connector polished?


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Bodhi said:
You mean that goop that Furutech paint on? Well, the simple solution is start off with extremely pure 8 nine's pcc copper which is annealed and then subject to a spark test using 6000 V impulse tension and you don't need to add goop :D
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I think it goes much deeper than literally. Take a look at the finest copper wire under an electron scanning microscope and you will see the copper looks like a series of hills and valleys. If their application of their "goop" truly smooths that out, the electrons won't be jumping from hills to valleys as they traverse the wire. Read the article written by Roger Skoff in the Feb 2015 edition of TAS.
 
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Mike said:
Who doesn't like to have their connector polished?


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I think most of us do. :D
 
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Mike said:
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Absolutely. You could say that this wire has had a turkey basting.:congrats:
 
mep said:
I think it goes much deeper than literally. Take a look at the finest copper wire under an electron scanning microscope and you will see the copper looks like a series of hills and valleys. If their application of their "goop" truly smooths that out, the electrons won't be jumping from hills to valleys as they traverse the wire. Read the article written by Roger Skoff in the Feb 2015 edition of TAS.
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Hi Mep, I'm pretty sure that companies like Jorma and Tara Labs are at the top of their game & fully understand materials science and how to achieve a perfect surface free of deleterious pits and imperfections. Continuous casting, 'single crystal' copper, deep cryo treatment and annealing are all tools that these companies have in their chest. But at the end of the day the proof as they say is in the listening. I just prefer my cables goop-free :skeptical:
 
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Steve said:
Absolutely. You could say that this wire has had a turkey basting.:congrats:
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Bodhi...Not quite the picture I had in mind when I meant given a "turkey basting". I was thinking more along the lines of pro-creation!
 
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