Klarus Crimson MKII Audio Interconnect

By using three different conductor types, the cable separates bass, midrange, and high frequencies. This separation reduces phase distortion and interference, which typically results in a more open, transparent soundstage compared to standard cables.

They are designed for both. The high-purity PCOCC copper and precision insulation make them equally effective for critical listening in a home hi-fi system or for maintaining signal integrity in a professional recording environment.

PCOCC (Pure Copper by Ohno Continuous Casting) copper is processed to minimize grain boundaries in the metal. This reduces signal resistance and distortion, ensuring the electrical signal travels from your source to your amplifier with greater purity.

Not significantly. The cables use precision-formulated polyethylene insulation, which is specifically chosen for its low dielectric loss properties, helping to preserve the signal's detail and dynamic range over the length of the cable.

Yes, the Crimson MKII is available in both RCA and XLR configurations. You should select the connector type that matches the inputs and outputs on your specific amplifier and source components.

The package includes a pair of interconnects, which is standard for connecting a stereo source like a CD player or DAC to an amplifier.