Crystal Cable
Da Vinci
RCA or XLR
Interconnect Cable
(Made In Netherlands)

Overview

The Da Vinci Interconnect Cable is engineered to preserve the subtlety and scale of every performance. Its advanced internal geometry ensures pristine signal flow, using multiple Infinite Crystal Silver (iCS) conductors—two coaxials and four ground for XLR, or one coaxial and five ground for RCA.

Kapton®️ and PTFE insulation combine with ultra-low-resistance silver shielding to create a perfectly silent background, allowing instruments and voices to emerge in full relief. Whether you’re rediscovering old favourites or exploring new material, the Da Vinci Interconnect reveals the emotion behind every note.

Crafted as part of the prestigious Art Series, the Da Vinci Interconnect Cable is the ultimate link in your high-end audio system. Designed for uncompromising performance, it transmits the full depth, space and detail of your recordings with flawless transparency and lifelike musicality.

Specification …..
Conductor : Infinite Crystal Silver
Insulation : Kapton, PTFE
Shields : Infinite Crystal Silver
Construction : XLR (2 coax, 4 ground), RCA (1 coax, 5 ground)

The Crystal Cable Da Vinci Interconnect is the flagship interconnect in the Art Series and sits at the very top of Crystal Cable’s range. It is designed as a no-compromise reference cable using the company’s highest-grade Infinite Crystal Silver (iCS) conductors, with the largest conductor and grounding configuration in the Art Series.

According to Crystal Cable, Da Vinci represents the highest-performance implementation of the Art Series philosophy.

Compared with Monet and Van Gogh, the Da Vinci uses:
-More grounding conductors
-Larger conductor mass
-More sophisticated geometry
-Lower distortion design
-Lower noise floor

Crystal Cable states that the Da Vinci range uses the thickest conductors and the highest conductor count within the Art Series.

Sonic Character ….
-Extremely transparent
-Exceptionally quiet background
-Massive soundstage depth
-Superb image stability
-Natural tonal density
-Effortless dynamics
-Outstanding micro-detail

The jump from Van Gogh to Da Vinci is generally considered the final refinement step in the Art Series rather than a dramatic change in tonal balance. It tends to bring a lower noise floor, more authority, and greater ease to the presentation.

• Contact : Dicky Ng 012-3308893
• Contact : John Yew 016-2861000
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