LS-40

With the Exzellenz BFA bananas, in-akustik has developed a connection option for loudspeaker cables that meets the strict requirements of the BFA standard (British Federation of Audio). Suitable for cable cross-sections up to 10 mm². Red/black coded. With screw connection.

in-akustik hat mit den Exzellenz BFA Bananas eine Anschlussmöglichkeit für Lautsprecherkabel entwickelt, die den strengen Bestimmungen der BFA-Norm (British Federation of Audio) entspricht. Geeignet für Kabelquerschnitte bis 10 mm². Weiß / Schwarz kodiert. Mit Schraubanschluss.

The Referenz LS-502 has 2 cores, each with 37 concentrically stranded wires. The cores are arranged in a symmetrical fashion and specifically configured in the CC-297 design to keep the inductance low and the resistance linear. The larger cable cross-section ensures excellent and controlled bass reproduction and a high level of efficiency. Polyethylene (PE) already boasts excellent electrical properties for audio, video and digital cables. The foaming process creates an air content in this dielectric, which further diminishes any annoying battery-like cable capacitance. The reproduction gains even greater brilliance and spatiality. A layer of solid PE protects the foamed PE from mechanical influences. Inductance is a critical behavioral feature of a cable, causing resistance to the signal flow, rising with the frequency. With conventionally stranded wires, the individual wires run chaotically through the conductor. This leads to undefined contact points, which can result in degraded signal transmission. In contrast to this, each wire in the Concentric Copper structures has a precisely defined position within the conductor. This enables homogeneous signal transmission and ensures crystal-clear audio reproduction.

The cable receptacle and the forks are constructed in one piece so that contact resistance can be avoided. The rhodium coating is extremely hard-wearing. A special feature is the slotted spade lug. The contact spring created by the slot deforms concavely when the screw connections are tightened, preventing the lugs from slipping out. Suitable for in-akustik Referenz speaker cables and all high-end speaker cables with a diameter of up to 10 mm².

With the BFA bananas, we have developed a connection option for loudspeaker cables that complies with the strict provisions of the BFA standard (British Federation of Audio). The cable holder and the plug pin are made from a single piece, which prevents contact resistance. Suitable for in-akustik reference speaker cables and all high-end speaker cables with a cross-section of up to 10 mm². All contact elements are coated with rhodium and guarantee long-lasting low contact resistance.

The angled shape of the new BFA-103 banana plug relieves the strain on the contact sleeve and the device socket. This also allows heavy high-end cables to be connected without damaging the plug or the connection terminals on the devices. In addition, the angled cable routing saves space behind the devices and speakers. The body of the plug consists of a solid socket with two hex screws and can accommodate cables with a cross-section of up to 10 mm² or a diameter of up to 7.5 mm. All contact elements are coated with rhodium and guarantee long-lasting low contact resistance.

Suitable for cable cross-sections up to 6.0 mm². Complies with the strict provisions of the BFA standard. Red/black coded. With screw connection.

The Referenz LS-602 has 4 cores, each with 37 concentrically stranded wires. The cores are in double symmetry and have been specifically arranged in the CC-187 design to keep the inductance low and the resistance linear. The larger cable cross-section ensures excellent and controlled bass reproduction and a high level of efficiency. Polyethylene (PE) already boasts excellent electrical properties for audio, video and digital cables. The foaming process creates an air content in this dielectric, which further diminishes any annoying battery-like cable capacitance. The reproduction gains even greater brilliance and spatiality. A layer of solid PE protects the foamed PE from mechanical influences. Inductance is a critical behavioral feature of a cable, causing resistance to the signal flow, rising with the frequency. Multicore architectures, such as that of the LS-602, reduce this effect and bring more precision and punch to the sound. With conventionally stranded wires, the individual strands run chaotically through the conductor. This leads to undefined contact points, which can result in degraded signal transmission. In contrast to this, each wire in the Concentric Copper structures has a precisely defined position within the conductor. This enables homogeneous signal transmission and ensures crystal-clear audio reproduction.