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Digital Audio interconnects : SP-DIF Digital : Hyper Digital SP-DIF
Product Information
The Atlas Hyper 75 Ohm SP DIF digital cable is a superior unbalanced design cable with a well-defined impedance of 75 ohms. The central conductor is made from 80 strands of silver plated copper of 99.99997% purity and which is insulated by an extremely low-loss foamed polyethylene dielectric. The return conductor is a two-layer braid made from a total of 272 strands of Ultra-Pure Oxygen Free Copper. The double layer of tightly woven wire mesh also provides 100% rejection of radio frequency interference (RFI) ensuring that the music signal is free from any external interference or noise. The conductors are covered by a soft PVC sleeve, coloured Gloss Black.
The Hyper is terminated with BNC plugs or exclusive Atlas RCA plugs made from OFC copper with a high gloss silver finish. These plugs provide a continuous path for the signal virtually free of the discontinuities that can degrade the music signal in subtle but audible ways.
The end result of this new development is a natural-sounding interconnect that neither subtracts from the music, nor adds any false details or unwanted colouration; additions that are often heard as “improvements” of the sound. This outstanding new interconnect cable is a superb match with the Hyper range of analogue and speaker cables allowing music-lovers to achieve a superlative signal path for their music, which will suit both their pockets and their ears.
The Hyper digital cable can be supplied with BNC plugs as well as RCA plugs.
Complementary products:
Complementary products are the pseudo balanced Hyper interconnect with RCA plugs, the fully balanced interconnect with XLR plugs, the Analogue 75 Ohm cable with RCA plugs, the Hyper HDMI cable, and the unbalanced sub woofer cable, plus three speaker cables, the Hyper 1.50, the Hyper 2.0, the Hyper 3.0 and the Hyper Bi Wire.
All Hyper speaker cables are made with 6n pure OFC conductors and Teflon dielectrics; the Hyper 3.00 will satisfy listeners that want more bass from larger speakers, the 1.50 should be used in systems where bass is not a prerequsite and the Hyper 2.0 is the cable that suits most systems; it's the one to audition first. If speakers are designed to be bi wired, then we recommend the use Atlas of bi wire cables; they use two solid conductors for high frequencies and two stranded conductors for low frequencies that are matched for their characteristics. Read more here.
Recommended accessories:
Recommended accessories for even better results, are the Atlas noise reducing Shield Caps, Atlas Eos power cables and the Atlas Eos balanced power supply.
Removal of the brass links between HF and LF terminals typically provided on speakers, and their replacement with better quality Atlas links will also contribute to much improved sound and listening pleasure.
DNA of Atlas Audio Cables
The Atlas range of products has gathered ‘five star’ awards and superb reviews since its introduction.
For those who’d like to know more about the technology behind these cables, we have a technical document DNA of Atlas audio products
Help line:
For more information and advice, call us on 0800 731 1140 (UK only) or + 44 (0) 1563 572666, or e-mail us
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Read more about the design and manufacture of Atlas cables.
| Features | |
|---|---|
| Construction : | Asymmetrical co-axial |
| Conductor Material : | SPC |
| Screen Type/Material : | Braid OFC |
| Screen Coverage %: | 100% |
| Dielectric : | Foamed Polyethylene (PEF) |
| Connector : | RCA Plug |
| Available Lengths | |
| Lengths : |
0.5m 1.0m 1.5m 2.0m Also available in custom lengths. |
| Technical Data | |
| Capacitance (pF/m) : | 54.35PF/M |
| Resistance (Ohms/m @20°C): : | 0.065Ω/M at 20oC |
| Inductance (µH/m @1 kHz) : | 0.230 uH/M |
| Velocity of propagation : | 0.81 VOP |
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