AudioQuest Yosemite Phono Cable

The DBS creates a stable electrostatic field that saturates the cable's insulation. This reduces the time-smear and distortion often found in standard cables, resulting in a cleaner, more detailed signal path for your turntable.

Solder can act as an impurity in the signal path and often degrades the connection over time. Cold-welding creates a permanent, low-resistance physical bond between the conductor and the plug, preserving the integrity of the audio signal.

Phono signals are extremely low-voltage and highly susceptible to interference. The carbon-based layer acts as a shield, absorbing radio frequency interference and preventing it from reaching your phono stage, which keeps the background noise floor exceptionally low.

Yes, the Yosemite is available with either DIN (JIS) or RCA terminations. You should choose the connector type that matches the output on your tonearm and the input on your phono stage.

PSC+ copper undergoes a proprietary surface treatment process that eliminates surface irregularities and grain boundaries. This creates a smoother, more uniform conductor that minimizes distortion and allows for a more transparent, open sound.

Air is the best dielectric because it absorbs almost no energy. By suspending the conductors in FEP air-tubes, the cable minimizes the energy absorption that typically occurs with solid insulation, preserving the micro-details of your vinyl records.