AudioQuest NRG-Y3 AC Power Cable

$198.55 SGD $209.00 SGD

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Plug: UK IEC-C13

UK IEC-C13
US IEC-C13

Length: 1.0M

1.0M
2.0M

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AudioQuest NRG-Y3 AC Power Cable

UK IEC-C13 / 1.0M

$198.55 SGD $209.00 SGD

AudioQuest

Power Cable

Boost your A/V system's performance with the AudioQuest NRG-Y3 AC Power Cable. Meticulously engineered to minimise noise and ensure optimal current delivery, this cable enhances the clarity and impact of your system, providing a cleaner, more immersive experience.

DESCRIPTION

Long-Grain Copper (LGC)
LGC minimizes distortion by reducing grain boundary effects in metal conductors.

Semi-Solid Concentric Conductors
Strands are tightly packed and fixed in place to minimize strand-interaction distortion.

Direction-Controlled Conductors
Conductors have a directional grain structure. AudioQuest optimizes this by controlling RF impedance variation to minimize noise and distortion. Arrows on connectors indicate the correct direction for optimal performance and noise dissipation.

SPECIFICATIONS

Metal
Semi-Solid Concentric Long-Grain Copper (LGC)

Technology
ZERO-Tech

Gauge
14 AWG

Terminations
Cold-Welded

Maximum RMS Current
15 Amp @ 120VAC 60 Hz

Jacket
Dark Gray on Black Braid

USAGE GUIDE

Amplifiers

BluRay Players

CD Players Computers

DAC

Digi-box

DVD Players

PlayStation

Projectors

Streamers

Speakers

TV

XBox

AWARDS

Key Features & Technology Explained

True Concentric Conductors

Compared to Semi-Solid Concentric Conductors, True Concentric further reduces strand-interaction, resulting in lower distortion and improved resolution.

Metal

High-purity Long-Grain Copper (LGC) conductors minimise distortion caused by grain boundaries.

Technology

ZERO-Tech eliminates the electrostatic field between the cable’s high and low signal conductors, enabling linear Radio Frequency (RF) Noise-Dissipation, and uncompressed transients.