Supra Cables has been around since 1976, developed and manufactured innovative products. All made in house in the little cozy village Ljungskile at the swedish west coast.
Here we want to give you an inside view of our head quarters and how we make our cables.
work with rj45 cable is hard , allies of rj45 cables should upgrade there process to make it easy to install , plus the first wire should not be cut because this wire to prevent interferences, please share my comment.
Unclear video, lot of irrelevant info, be absolutely clear about how to connect shielding, don` try to be humorous, be just absollutely clear. You are not
Hey. I am using your spade plugs for the loudspeaker cables, in order to make a "really really tight" connection... But perhaps, you should sell banana plugs, which also can be tighened "really hard"... It seems silly to use high quality cables, and then connect with "rather loose bananas"... So in my opinion, a cable like the Sword, should as standard, be terminated with spades, and not the CombiCon spades, but the "solid spades" you have. As also the screw connection in the CombiCon "spade and crimp body", can be hard, to tighten hard enough. TRY to test: Place spade terminated cables, only tightened lightly... Turn on the system, and play music, and THEN "super tighten" the spades! You will at once hear, the bass becomes louder! Which proves that "very very tight", is much better than "pretty tight"... I actually use a tool, to tighten the spades as hard as possible! Just be aware, far from all terminals on amps and speakers are mounted, to avoid being turned, IF you tighten the "screw" (nut?) with a tool. In Supra you KNOW, that higher pressure gives a better connection, by giving less resistance... Which is why you advise using CRIMPED-on connectors, and explain, "they are crimped with great force, in our factory". BUT shouldn´t your bananas, be just as tight, as the crimped connection?
die Kupferlitze wird nicht VDE konform installiert. Da müssten vorher Aderendhülsen gecrimpt werden, bevor die Litze in die Steckdose geschraubt wird. Ist das euer Ernst?
Friends, does anyone know the way to single connect the Supra XL Annorum to the connectors? Specifically which cables pair, opposite or close together and does the inner plastic core separate at the assembly point?
I bought the same combination on a SUPRA and there is no instruction anywhere on how to assemble the cable. The video shows the stripping of the cable and the order of the wires, but it does not show which side of the small part the wires are arranged on. And this is important because it is not the same on both sides, on one side it is flat, and on the other side it is slightly beveled.
i am sorry but its a realy cheap inline power socket. nothing special at all. the power outlets are extreme cheap ones for only cents...the only thing about is is that its shielded. testet it against normal ones...minimal better results. i got also a nordost qb4.2...thats such a big difference...not even close🤣 tried many cable companies...but only nordost delivered something realy special life like performance. more body, clearer, sharoer more colorful...just a real sound over all.
The block isolates interference from approximately 5 MHz to 10 GHz via filters, which affects the equipment positively but not within audio frequencies where you need to supplement with our Lorad cable that isolates at audio frequencies "Audio range" between 10 Hz and 100 kHz. The components in the block such as the contacts are manufactured in Europe with high quality precision and thus not cheap materials.
i have these boards on all my systems through the house and believe they have made a huge difference. i like the surge protection. there was a huge difference when connecting my tv and bluray play. i also use one as part of my instrument setup ...dirty power etc can be a real issue in bars\cafes. the supra gets rid of all the funny pops and clicks. just my experience. cheers
Interesting is that when I have seen your LoRad assembly movie all cables were ended by ferrule crimp sleeves and here not. Where is the trick? Seems to be kind of inconsistency ?
I almost exclusively buy Supra cables (Lorad SPC and Sword) because you simply get what you pay for. A good no nonsense cable that doesn't break the bank. If you could make the Sword XLR in 1.5m length...
Hi Jenving, Tried writing you a mail but I never got a response. I wondering if it is possible to purchase your Supra Excalibur USB cable, but with a USB C to either a USB C or B? That way, I can use use your cable on a MacBook, which doesn’t have anything other than USB C, without having to resort in an adapter that might degrade the overall sound. (I want to go from my MacBook Pro M1 to the HifiMan EF400 Dac/amp, which has USB C and B input)
