B.M.C. Monos - Mono Crystalline Cable
What exactly is this? In Japan's Chiba Institute of Technology a special casting process was developed, which enables a cable extrusion resulting in a very long single crystal silver wire.

Usual silver cables are known to have an airy openness, but also can have a slightly bright character. A significant reason for this tendency is that each about 10mm small silver crystal is connected to the next. For just 1 meter of cable length about 100 “connections” are within the signal path. Thus a straight “pass through” of the delicate music signal is impossible.

In addition those “connections” are also sensitive to corrosion and aging, which may cause gradual degradation of sound quality.

This is essentially different with mono-crystalline cables. Virtually made by a single piece there is no more “internal connection impedance” which results in a very positive sonic impact. Enormous transparency combined with perfect balance makes the music “breathe”.

Obviously such a cable can’t be cheap – material choice, purity and production process are second to none. But the musical performance helps to easily accept this fact in exchange for lasting enjoyment!