Air Evolution Interconnect

The air tube design minimizes the amount of dielectric material touching the conductors. By using air as the primary dielectric, the cable reduces signal interference and energy absorption, which results in a more transparent and open soundstage.

RSC, or Rectangular Solid Core, uses a flat, rectangular shape rather than a traditional round wire. This geometry allows for a larger surface area while maintaining the benefits of a solid core, which helps improve high-frequency detail and overall signal resolution.

The cable performs equally well in both configurations. The choice depends entirely on the inputs and outputs available on your specific amplifier and source components; if your equipment supports balanced XLR connections, that is generally preferred for longer cable runs.

The extremely low capacitance is a significant advantage, as it ensures the cable does not alter the frequency response of your components. It is particularly beneficial for high-end systems where maintaining signal purity and preventing high-frequency roll-off is critical.

While the cable is robust due to its specialized construction, it is designed to be manageable in most home audio setups. However, because of the air tube architecture, you should avoid bending it at sharp angles to maintain the integrity of the internal structure.