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An audio cable coiled loosely on undyed cloth

Showroom

Music passes through quiet places

Every cable is braided and soldered by hand, so the signal meets as little resistance as possible — and your room keeps only what matters.

A good cable adds nothing to the recording. It only takes away what never belonged there.

A workshop bench with tools and a cable half finished

Philosophy

Adapt, don't impose

A chameleon does not change the forest, it changes itself. A cable works the same way: its job is not to add a character to a system but to disappear inside that particular one.

So we measure. The numbers cannot tell you which cable you will prefer, but they say exactly what a cable does to a signal — and they let nothing hide.

Material & craft

Four steps, and each one has its number

Drag sideways to follow the steps.

  1. Choosing the core

    01

    Choosing the core

    Cold-drawn solid copper. Resistivity is measured on every spool before it enters the workshop.

  2. Braiding to a fixed pitch

    02

    Braiding to a fixed pitch

    Pitch sets inductance. Fix the pitch and the measurement repeats from run to run.

  3. Sleeving and sealing

    03

    Sleeving and sealing

    Silk and linen have a lower dielectric constant than plastic. Wax keeps moisture from moving it.

  4. Solder and sign-off

    04

    Solder and sign-off

    Silver solder, then continuity, capacitance and inductance measured on every finished run.

Selected

Three cables to start with

Kinari — Solid copper core, raw silk sleeve

Solid copper core, raw silk sleeve

Kinari

Four solid cores cross-braided by hand, insulated in raw silk and sealed with beeswax. Slow work that no machine reproduces, and it leaves the midrange bare instead of polished.

  • Conductor

    Cold-drawn solid copper, 4N
  • Gauge

    0.6 mm × 4 (≈23 AWG)
  • Geometry

    Hand cross-braid, 25 mm pitch
  • Dielectric

    Beeswaxed raw silk
Sumi — Heavy-gauge speaker cable in indigo cloth

Heavy-gauge speaker cable in indigo cloth

Sumi

Built for systems that need real weight underneath. Two conductor bundles run in parallel, spaced by an ash-wood former so capacitance stays constant along the run.

  • Conductor

    Cold-drawn solid copper, 4N
  • Gauge

    10 AWG equivalent
  • Geometry

    Two parallel bundles on an ash-wood former
  • Dielectric

    Beeswaxed indigo-dyed cloth
Kuro — Triple-shielded power cord

Triple-shielded power cord

Kuro

Three independent shields, grounded at one end only to avoid a loop. It does not make music better — it removes a grey floor you had stopped noticing.

  • Conductor

    Cold-drawn solid copper, 4N
  • Gauge

    12 AWG × 3
  • Geometry

    Three-core twist, 30 mm pitch
  • Dielectric

    Beeswaxed undyed linen

How we work

Measurement narrows it; the room decides

We publish capacitance, inductance, resistance and impedance for every family — that is the part anyone can verify, and it rules out most of the wrong answers straight away. The rest no number replaces: your system, your room, and a record you have heard a hundred times.

In place

The same cable, different rooms

A good cable is one you forget is there. This is how they sit in a room.

  • A power cord run beneath the floorboards

    A power cord run beneath the floorboards

  • A living-room system in afternoon light

    A living-room system in afternoon light

  • Close on the terminations behind a valve amplifier

    Close on the terminations behind a valve amplifier

  • Speaker cable following the skirting board

    Speaker cable following the skirting board

  • The interconnect between DAC and pre-amplifier

    The interconnect between DAC and pre-amplifier

  • A complete system in the listening room

    A complete system in the listening room

The listening room: a chair and a pair of speakers in afternoon light

Listening room

Come and listen first

The room opens by appointment, one guest at a time. Bring your own records — and the cable you use now, so the comparison is direct.

Book a listening session

Nothing is sold online — every order starts with a conversation.