Clarus Cables CAD Aqua MK II Coaxial Digital Audio Cable

Digital audio signals are highly sensitive to impedance mismatches, which can cause signal reflections and data errors. A consistent 75-ohm impedance ensures that the digital data stream remains intact and accurate from your source to your DAC, preventing jitter and audio degradation.

Pure Continuous Cast Copper (PCCC) is known for its exceptional conductivity and lack of grain boundaries, which helps signal flow smoothly. Plating these conductors with silver enhances high-frequency performance, ensuring that the finer details in your music are preserved.

The triple-layer shielding—consisting of aluminum foil, copper foil, and a copper braid—acts as a barrier against electromagnetic (EMI) and radio frequency (RFI) interference. By blocking this external noise, the cable creates a quieter background, allowing for a more detailed and immersive listening experience.

While these materials are incredibly durable, they are primarily chosen for their superior electrical conductivity compared to standard brass connectors. This ensures a low-loss connection that maintains the integrity of the signal at the critical point where the cable meets your equipment.

This is a standard coaxial digital audio cable terminated with RCA connectors. It is compatible with any audio component that uses a coaxial digital input or output, such as CD transports, streamers, and DACs.