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In the January issue of HiFi News, the Hyper received their best accolade, a HiFi News Outstanding Product award. Not only do they listen, they also do testing for inductance, capacitance, resistance and leakage. In the test to which I refer, they tested as a group: Atlas Hyper, Black Rhodium, Chord Chamelon, DNM Stereo solid core, Ixos Xen XHA616, Merlin Chopin Mk111, QED Signature Audio, Supra EFF-1X, TCI Viper SE, Townshend Isolda DCT100, Van den Hul The Well Hybrid, Wireworld Solstice 6. Three products were outstanding, The Hyper, the Thownsend (unshielded) and the QED.
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“Taken separately or together, these cables are creamy smooth, dynamic enough to rattle fillings or play at a whisper without problems, extremely detailed and extraordinarily neutral; all of the things you want from a cable with none of the things you don’t.”
“Its hard not to be seriously impressed with Atlas’ Asimi and Mavros pairing. These are two of the very, very best. Plus it’s good to find a truly UK high end offering. Atlas is definitely on the high-end map!”
What Hi Fi have given the new Atlas Equator Superior a five star award (best). They said: "This really is a fit-and-forget cable in the very best sense. It just gets on with the job without drawing attention to itself. You can ask for no more in our book. The Atlas's all-round excellence means it's likely to work well in a wide range of systems - something that isn't always true of it's rivals."
What Hi Fi have confirmed the superiority of the Atlas Fibre Optic.
What Hi Fi said:
"Already a firm favourite around these parts, the Atlas easily retains it's five stars when pitched into the ring for a second time." Tested were, Belkin, Cambridge, Vivanco, QED, TCI and Wireworld.
What Hi Fi said:
The Eos produces worth while improvements over its cheaper rivals. The texture of the notes is more apparent than when you're using the cheaper cables (Tested were, Van den Hul, Ecosse, Merlin, Chord, Clearer Audio, Russ Andrews, Ixos etc.): The Atlas Eos wows you with added subtlety.
What Hi Fi said:
Atlas has followed it's success in 2007's Awards with the Equator Mk11. We haven't come close to finding a pair of stereo interconnects that come close to offering the same kind of value. Its well-balanced, powerful sound is unbeatable at this price point.
What Hifi in their October Issue awarded the Atlas Compass and Atlas Fibre Group Test Winners.
These cable beat the offerings from other suppliers at similar price points, thereby confirming what we've always known. Atlas cables are better by design!
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