Red Dawn 3 Speaker Cable * NEW *

from £1,100.00

The most distinctive characteristic throughout the Nordost's product line is our flat cable design. While visually striking, this design isn't merely for aesthetic appeal; it's all about performance enhancement. The flat configuration is a deliberate solution geared towards maximizing sound quality. By adopting a flat geometry, Nordost decreases capacitance, strand interaction, and skin effect within speaker cables, resulting in cleaner, more accurate signal transmission.

Nordost’s Red Dawn 3 Loudspeaker Cables are constructed using 22 x 24 AWG silver-plated, solid core, OFC conductors which have undergone an intricate FEP extrusion process to elevate the dielectric properties of the cables. They are then finished using a specialized termination method with gold-plated z-plug banana or spade connectors. Red Dawn 3 Loudspeaker cables increase the drive and dynamic realism of sonic reproduction, gaining a new level of musicality in your sound system.

Lengths over 2m available: Add £380 per additional meter pair

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The most distinctive characteristic throughout the Nordost's product line is our flat cable design. While visually striking, this design isn't merely for aesthetic appeal; it's all about performance enhancement. The flat configuration is a deliberate solution geared towards maximizing sound quality. By adopting a flat geometry, Nordost decreases capacitance, strand interaction, and skin effect within speaker cables, resulting in cleaner, more accurate signal transmission.

Nordost’s Red Dawn 3 Loudspeaker Cables are constructed using 22 x 24 AWG silver-plated, solid core, OFC conductors which have undergone an intricate FEP extrusion process to elevate the dielectric properties of the cables. They are then finished using a specialized termination method with gold-plated z-plug banana or spade connectors. Red Dawn 3 Loudspeaker cables increase the drive and dynamic realism of sonic reproduction, gaining a new level of musicality in your sound system.

Lengths over 2m available: Add £380 per additional meter pair

 
 

Red Dawn

Nordost’s Red Dawn range is the top tier of our entry-level, Leif family. Thanks to Nordost’s core cable design, including silver-plated, solid core conductors and FEP extrusion, as well as patented Micro Mono-Filament technology integrated throughout the line, Red Dawn cables provide a natural and articulated performance from your home audio system. Red Dawn cables allow your system to take that final leap from creating enjoyable music to experiencing a true performance that will make standard cabling seem intolerable.

Speaker Cables

Nordost’s most iconic products are our revolutionary, flat speaker cables. Due to the intricate extrusion process employed during fabrication, Nordost is the only audio cable manufacturer with the ability to achieve this unique cable design. The flat nature of Nordost’s speaker cables results in a far superior performance level than that of the commonly seen “round” variety. Nordost’s comprehensive range of loudspeaker cables take every factor into consideration: transfer speed, strand interaction, “skin effect”, and signal loss. The result is a line of fast, low-mass cables with low resistance and impedance that cannot be replicated or out-performed by any other brand in the industry.

Brochure

Leif 3 brochure

Warranty

Limited lifetime warranty

Specifications

  • Insulation: Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene (FEP)

  • Construction: Mechanically tuned spacing

  • Conductors: 22 x 24 AWG

  • Material: Silver-plated 99.9999% solid core OFC

  • Termination: Gold-plated Spade or Z-plug Banana

Add:

  • £20 ea. for Large Spades (8.5mm)

  • £10 ea. for Small Spades (5mm)

 
 
 
 
 

It's a safe bet that your speaker cables don't look like Nordost's ultra-flat cables. Founded in 1991, Nordost is a high-technology cable manufacturer using conductor technology that was initially developed for the aerospace industry. Nordost designs and builds all of its audio, digital and video cables in its facilities in . . .

 


Steve Guttenberg, CNET