Synergistic Research Carbon Elevators

By lifting cables off the floor, these elevators reduce the interaction between the cable's electromagnetic field and the floor surface. This helps minimize signal degradation, resulting in tighter low-frequency control and improved clarity across the mid and high ranges.

The integrated HFT (High Frequency Transducer) and UEF compound act as a passive filter to manage electromagnetic interference. They work to clean up the signal path, which helps expand the soundstage and improve the precision of image placement.

Yes, the design is versatile enough to accommodate most speaker cables, power cords, and interconnects. Their stable, wide base ensures they can support various cable thicknesses and weights securely.

While there is no strict rule, placing them at regular intervals—typically every few feet—is recommended to keep the cable consistently elevated and decoupled from the floor. You can experiment with placement to see what yields the best sonic results in your specific room.

Yes, the treated carbon fiber is chosen for its structural rigidity and vibration-damping properties. It provides a stable, non-resonant platform that prevents mechanical vibrations from traveling through the floor into your cables.