A critical characteristic of speaker cables is inductance. It presents a resistance to the signal current that increases with frequency. As current flows through the cable, magnetic fields are generated. Depending on how closely the conductors are arranged and the direction of current flow, they influence one another—magnetic fields may either cancel out or reinforce each other.
In our multicore architecture, these stray magnetic fields are used deliberately. The precise arrangement of conductors within the multi-layered multicore structure creates overlapping magnetic field regions that significantly reduce inductance. As a result, the entire frequency spectrum—including high frequencies and dynamic transients—is transmitted without obstruction or time delay.
With in-akustik AIR multicore cable music gains greater detail and refinement. The sound becomes more dynamically nuanced, with all details reproduced precisely while maintaining a natural, balanced character.
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