Atlas Hyper AES/EBU XLR Coaxial Cable

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110-ohm XLR digital cable

Solder-free connection

Silver-plated OFC copper

Dual shielding

Microporous PTFE insulation

Made in Scotland

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Manufacturer : ATLAS CABLE

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Description

An Atlas Hyper AES-EBU digital cable is engineered to deliver high-end sound quality and performance to premium digital audio components.

ATLAS HYPER AES-EBU XLR: Features

The Hyper AES-EBU is a top-tier 110-ohm digital cable. To deliver excellent value for money, Atlas Cable uses soldered XLR connectors with low contact resistance, paired with high-conductivity silver-plated OFC conductors. The dielectric is made of microporous PTFE, supplemented by dual shielding featuring an OFC copper braid and aluminium foil. Bandwidth in most cables is largely determined by the dielectric performance of the insulation and conductor materials. One of the main challenges for this cable type is strictly adhering to the 110-ohm impedance to minimize reflections and, consequently, jitter.

It is recommended for connecting a high-end network streamer or CD transport to a fine digital-to-analogue converter (DAC).

ATLAS HYPER AES-EBU XLR: Listening Test

Like the Atlas Hyper digital cable, the Hyper AES-EBU offers outstanding transparency and remarkable fluidity. The Hyper AES-EBU provides excellent instrument separation and a very stable stereo image. Bass is precise and well-articulated, while highs are detailed without any harshness or artificial brightness.

The Hyper AES-EBU delivers a neutral, clean sound with remarkable naturalness and musicality.

FAQ: Everything you need to know before buying the Atlas Hyper AES-EBU cable

What is the Atlas Hyper AES-EBU digital cable used for?

It is a balanced 110-ohm XLR digital cable designed to connect a high-end network streamer or CD transport to a high-quality digital-to-analogue converter.

Why is a 110-ohm impedance essential?

Strictly maintaining a 110-ohm impedance minimizes signal reflections and jitter, which is the key technical challenge for AES/EBU digital interconnects.

How is the Hyper AES-EBU shielded?

It features dual shielding combining an OFC copper braid and aluminium foil, silver-plated OFC conductors, microporous PTFE dielectric, and low-resistance XLR connectors.

What sound performance can I expect from the Hyper AES-EBU?

Exceptional transparency and fluidity, precise stereo imaging, tight bass, and detailed highs without harshness—delivering a clean, neutral, and musical sound.

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Architecture: Balanced

Construction: Multi-strand cable

Conductors: Silver-plated OCC copper

Dielectric: Microporous PTFE

Shielding: Copper foil and OFC braid

Impedance: 110 ohms

Capacitance: 41.27 pF/m

Inductance: 0.728 µH/m

Resistance: 0.0029 Ohms/m

Diameter: 8 mm

Finish: Black

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Atlas Hyper AES/EBU XLR Coaxial Cable

Atlas Hyper AES/EBU XLR Coaxial Cable

110-ohm XLR digital cable

Solder-free connection

Silver-plated OFC copper

Dual shielding

Microporous PTFE insulation

Made in Scotland

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