Process
Cold-Weld System
Making the perfect connection between conductor
and connector is not a simple process.
There are three accepted ways to make the
connection between a cable and an RCA or XLR plug. Solder is
by far the most common method of connection. (By the way, all
solder is not created equal.) Resistance welding is clearly superior
to even the best solder. However, just as solder introduces an
inferior layer of differing material, causing distortion and
reflections, so does welding. The alloy created at the interface
of cable and plug is far superior to solder, but it is still
an undesirable intermediary layer. After so much attention to
the quality of the conductor and connector, the contact system
deserves just as much consideration.
Our new Cold-Weld System solves this problem
with a superior connection that insures that the structural integrity
of the conductor is kept completely intact. The Cold-Weld System
refers to a combination of high pressure at the point of contact
and the use of silver impregnated paste. |
