AudioQuest Robin Hood Speaker Cable

This cable is specifically designed for speakers with separate inputs for high and low frequencies. It uses a dedicated 'ZERO' cable for the treble and a 'BASS' cable for the low end, combining them at the amplifier end so you get the benefits of bi-wiring without needing two separate runs of cable from your amp.

The Robin Hood cable uses Solid Perfect-Surface Silver (PSS) for the treble frequencies to ensure high-frequency detail is clear and uncolored, while Solid Perfect-Surface Copper+ (PSC+) is used for the bass to maintain a rich, full-bodied low-end response. This hybrid approach balances the strengths of both materials.

The Dielectric-Bias System (DBS) creates a stable electrostatic field that saturates the cable's insulation. This minimizes the time-smear and distortion that can occur in standard cables, resulting in a cleaner, more focused soundstage.

Yes, these cables are directional. AudioQuest controls the grain structure of the metal to ensure noise is drained away from your sensitive audio circuits, so you should follow the arrows printed on the cable jackets to ensure they are connected in the correct direction.

ZERO-Tech is designed to eliminate characteristic-impedance mismatches between the amplifier and the speaker. By removing this impedance, the cable allows for unrestricted current transfer, ensuring your amplifier can deliver transients and dynamics without being choked by the cable itself.

Yes, the Robin Hood cable features a Carbon-Based Linearized Noise-Dissipation System (NDS). This layer effectively absorbs and dissipates RF noise before it can interfere with your audio signal, which is particularly helpful in modern homes filled with Wi-Fi and other wireless devices.