SVS, a company that has earned its name in the home speaker and subwoofer business, has just announced the launch of the SoundPath Audio Interconnect Cables for all low-frequency and full-range interconnect applications. Leveraging lab-tested construction techniques and premium build materials without pointless gimmicks to drive up the price, the new SVS interconnects promise to deliver unprecedented audio signal transfer value.

Many audio cables feature exotic design techniques that lead to claims of sonic enhancement but do little more than raise the price with no discernible audio improvement. In contrast, SVS SoundPath cables are engineered to achieve state-of-the-art electrical performance and flawless signal transfer through smart, efficient design that maximizes value and maintains signal integrity. In any full-range audio system, ultra-wide bandwidth and exceptionally low capacitance are hallmarks of superior cabling. SVS achieves this through a combination of cold-fused gold plating on the center pin and the outer contact ring and multi-strand high-purity copper center and outer conductors.

Even as signal transference happens within the audio cable, proper shielding, termination and RCA connector quality are vital to performance and reliability. The SoundPath audio cables’ outer shell is made of highly polished, rugged chrome-plated brass with a handsome black nylon covering and color-coded polarity band for easier set-up. The center conductor and shield are both hand-soldered to the RCA connector and the outer 8mm PVC jacket is secured to the RCA connector with a large diameter set screw which firmly holds the jacket against the RCA body. When used correctly in an audio system, SoundPath cables are nearly indestructible and will deliver incredible fidelity that will outlast most end user’s ears.

Shipping now, the cables are available in lengths ranging from two to 15 meters and costing between $29.99 and $59.99 US.

For more info, please visit www.SVSound.com

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