"The cable has three sleeves made of Ash, a hard wood used not for decorative purposes but to further absorb vibration of the wiring. Remember that each object has its own resonant frequency. If we match them against each other, resonances largely cancel like sound waves of opposite amplitudes. The cable also features inserts made from piezoelectric minerals which are meant to protect from high-frequency distortion. As a result, the careful use of piezoelectric materials allows for peace and relaxation in the music while maintaining dynamics and energy. In my opinion, only copper is able to give the realism of correct timbres from individual instruments. Silver in any form gives a smooth although unfortunately homogenized character where the color palette is reduced to gray scale. While solid wire preserves the rhythm of low frequencies, adequate body, coherence and saturation of the midrange can only be achieved with a good Litz wire. With this in mind I decided to use multi-strand solid core wire where we get a good balance between Litz and solid wire attributes. Suitable shielding cleans the musical message, making it clear and spatially accurate. The appropriate mix of minerals cleanses high frequencies (a similar effect can be achieved through the use of RLC filters which unfortunately adversely affect phase coherence), stretching them beyond the limits of human hearing and at the same time making them smoother and more civilized without irritating the mind."