Description
High-performance Vertere Pulse Redline Speaker Cable is based on Pulse-XS with Vertere’s unique multiple conductors for enhanced signal transmission.
Both conductors on the Redline Speaker cable are identical and individually shielded which are then configured and terminated to provide optimum performance.
Technical Specifications – Vertere Pulse Redline
Type Stereo Loudspeaker Cable
Termination and Length 4mm Banana, Spade 3.00m (Additional lengths in 0.5m steps)
Cable Type x10 & x10 ConductorsRedline Multi Type
Conductor High Purity Copper
Plating Silver, Tin
Insulation PTEE, PVC
Shield x2 Main Braid for Signal
Connector Vertere with x3 Thickness Gold Plated Contacts
Size 4.2 x 8.8mm
Vertere history:
Vertere’s mission is to bring the performance of audio systems at home as close as possible to the original master, in other words, what the musicians, mastering and cutting engineers intended for us to hear.
At one end of this spectrum, an imperfect, incompetent system’s performance would be far away from the original making our experience of the music completely subjective. At the other end of the spectrum however, with a perfect system, the experience would be exactly as the original thus 100% objective. Whilst perfection is unattainable, Vertere strives to achieve 100% objectivity by pushing the boundaries to get as close as possible to the original master. While it is the artists’ job to be imaginative, ours is to imitate their musical intention perfectly – not to interfere.
In this pursuit our relationship with some of the legends in music, recording, mastering, and cutting has proven to be invaluable and put us in a privileged position of experiencing first-hand what original masters sound like. This in turn inspired us to create products accessible to everyone to experience the same level of performance at home that they would when listening to the musicians live.
Touraj Moghaddam has been designing record players since 1984, but it wasn’t until the birth of Vertere that he started employing the hand-built Pulse cables and the reference tonearm to assist him in his designs.
These opened the window to such an extent that it made it easy to identify the weakest links giving us a roadmap of which and more importantly how we should develop our products in the future.’ Touraj adds, ‘The most important aspect of all of this was having that reference, the original master sound and performance. Experiencing the end result of mastering and cutting and by using the same equipment as the monitoring system for playback, allowed us to identify the most important components and lean-engineer everything to achieve our goal. It would have been impossible to realise such a high level of performance from the DG-1 if we didn’t have the reference products.’
