Synergistic Research Foundation SX Subwoofer

The carbon tuning discs allow you to fine-tune the cable's voicing to match your specific system. By swapping them, you can adjust the balance between warmth and detail, helping you achieve a more holographic and lifelike presentation in your listening room.

While it is engineered to deliver deep, impactful bass, the cable also improves high-frequency extension and overall soundstage realism. By minimizing the noise floor through its UEF conditioning process, it clarifies the signal across the entire spectrum, not just the low end.

This proprietary process, known as SRX conditioning, essentially breaks in the cable before it reaches your system. It helps stabilize the signal path and reduces the noise floor, ensuring you get a cleaner, more accurate sound right out of the box.

The primary difference lies in the construction: the RCA version uses an 8-point hand-soldered connection, while the XLR version utilizes a 12-point connection. Both versions maintain the same high-purity silver conductors and performance standards, so you should choose the one that matches your subwoofer and amplifier inputs.

Pure silver is an exceptionally efficient conductor that preserves signal integrity and detail. In this application, it ensures that the low-frequency information is transmitted with maximum accuracy and timbre, preventing the signal degradation that can sometimes occur with lesser materials.

The sealed air dielectric is used because air is an excellent insulator that minimizes signal interference and capacitance. This design choice helps maintain the purity of the audio signal, resulting in a tighter, more controlled bass response.