Very high Quality, SILVER plated Litz wire, with TEFLON isolation.  Total diameter 1.3 mm 

This wire is ideal for making your own silver wired phono cables,  or can be used inside amplifiers as the perfect signal cable. 

The silver surface is untreated.  It is shiny white when you take off the Teflon.  It solders excellent, and the Teflon will withstand any soldering heat, no matter how long you solder. The Teflon is flexible, but very strong material, and  will not be cut nice with a normal isolator tool.   It's best if you use a very fine knife, or  a razor blade,  for isolating it. 

Attention:  to get the high flex properties, only a thick silver plating is possible, solid silver Litz will be too hard. So this Litz is silver plated. 

Rated Power:  Only for small signal. 

Ordering code: 

• Silver-Litz-TF-7C

Silver Litz wire. Teflon coated
Litz 7x 0.2mm 75% Silver 

For signal path. Silver Litz 7x, covered by white Teflon.  Can also be used for DIY cinch cables or internal wiring of equipment. 

Rated Power:  Max 300V 

Ordering code: 

• Silver-Litz-TF-7W

Silver Litz wire + Teflon coated + Polystyrene cloth outside. 
Litz 7x 0.2mm 75% Silver 

For signal path. Silver Litz 7x, covered by white Teflon, and additional cloth layer. The cloth is polystyrene, and it is in a shiny "old gold" color.  This special cloth will make the cable flex with a very good "feel", and it is ideal for making DIY cinch cables from it.    Maximum bend radius 8mm. 

Note: The polystyrene cloth may  damage when touched with a hot soldering iron. Maximum bend radius 8mm 

Rated Power:  Max 300V 

Ordering code: 

• Silver-Litz-TF-7-Gold 

Silver Litz wire + Teflon coated + Cotton cloth outside. 
Litz 7x 0.2mm 75% Silver   

For signal path. Silver Litz 7x, covered by white Teflon, and additional cotton layer. Same as above, with with stronger cloth,  made of pure cotton.  The cotton will give no burn marks when touched with a soldering iron.  Very small bend radius possible. 

Rated Power:  Max 300V 

Ordering code: 

• Silver-Litz-TF-7-White   (ivory white)
• Silver-Litz-TF-7-Black   (brownish-black)
• Silver-Litz-TF-7-Red   (fire brigade red)
• Silver-Litz-TF-7-Blue   (navy blue)
• Silver-Litz-TF-7-Yellow   (old gold)

Silver Litz wire + Teflon coated + Cotton cloth outside. 
Litz19x 0.2mm 75% Silver

Isolation voltage 700V. For amplifier wiring. Teflon, 19x0.2mm, cotton in white, black, red, blue, green, yellow.   Max. 11Amps.  This cable has a thick layer of cotton, that will give no burn marks when touched with the soldering iron.    Although it is a Litz wire, it reasonably stiff. This is because of the high silver content. It will hold the shape you bend it in.  Also, it will always bend automatically in a nice radius because of the stiff cotton around it.  You will like working with this cable!  It is ideal for wiring amplifiers. Specially made for us, and not available elsewhere.  Detailed picture
All colors are like found in old radios.  So the yellow we have is not sunshine yellow,  but a nice "old gold" color. Same for all other colors.

Rated Power:  Max 700V or  11 Amp. 

Ordering code: 

• Silver-Litz-TF-19-White   (ivory white)
• Silver-Litz-TF-19-Black   (brownish-black)
• Silver-Litz-TF-19-Red   (fire brigade red
• Silver-Litz-TF-19-Blue   (navy blue)
• Silver-Litz-TF-19-Yellow   (old gold)
• Silver-Litz-TF-19-Green   (moss green)

Solid Silver Wire, with 1mm outside diameter, and inside is a solid 0,4mm /AWG26 silver wire. The cloth is cotton.  All colors we use, are from the color chart,  and are choosen like  the colors you see in old  radios.   This thin and fine woven cloth will make the cable flex with a very good "feel", and it is ideal for making DIY phono cinch cables from it.  Also very nice for complete wiring inside amplifiers. The cloth has no high voltage isolation properties.  It can only be used for audio input signals. 

The cotton is solder iron proof. 

Application: 

For making interlink small signal cables, and similar applications.   Must be put inside a sleeve when you have high voltages around.  Also nice for wiring of Moving coil transformers. 

Ordering code: 

• Solid-Silver-04-Black (brownish black)
• Solid-Silver-04-White (ivory wire)
• Solid-Silver-04-Yellow (old gold)
• Solid-Silver-04-Red (fire brigade red)
• Solid-Silver-04-Blue (navy blue)

All colors are well choosen, and are like found in old radios. So we use "old gold" for YELLOW, "Brownish-Black" for BLACK, "Ivory" for WHITE, and "chili-red" for RED.

Make your own silver speaker cable with this!

Solid Silver Wire, with a solid 0,8mm /AWG20 silver core, soft outglowed. All colors we use, are from the color chart,  and are choosen like  the colors you see in old  radios.   This cable is double isolated, and the resulting cotton isolation is very strong, and will not damage when you walk over the cable.

Application: 

For speaker wires. You can use it single wired, or twist a double wire. When you twist it, order 5% more length because you loose this from twisting.

How to twist? Before you start, straighten the cable mostly. No need for perfection when straigtening it, but of course it should be no mess before you start. Take an electric drill, and while pulling the drill back with reasonable force, start twisting the cable. Go on until you notice suddenly the cable starts to get shorter much quicker than in the beginning. You can't oversee this moment, it happens suddenly, and you can see it and feel it. When you stop now, you have lost about 7%. Don't take it out of the dril, but pull the cable firmly, so it straightens, and while doing so, rotate the drill in the other direction. From this the cable gets longer again. Stop at a length loss of 5% or at any point where you think it looks nice. When you stop now, the cable will be tension free, have a very profesional "feel" and is as nice as any ready bought silver cable! If you have no drill, you can also use just a small stick, and rotate the cable with that by hand. Just takes you longer.

With the 0.4mm cable you can also make nice speaker cables, but you need more wires then. For this, drill groups of 3...5 wires together, and then drill those groups these together in the opposite direction. That gives a nice, tension free, flexible cable.

Good luck with it!

As said before.... You can also use a single 0.8mm silver wire. Up to 2 meters that is fine also.

Ordering code: 

• Solid-Silver-08-Black (brownish black)
• Solid-Silver-08-White (ivory wire)
• Solid-Silver-08-Red (fire brigade red)

All colors are well choosen, and are like found in old radios. So we use "old gold" for YELLOW, "Brownish-Black" for BLACK, "Ivory" for WHITE, and "chili-red" for RED.

This is Solid Silver Wire, without isolation. It is specified as 4N, which means "four times nine", or 99,99% pure.   It can be used for wiring loudspeaker cabinets, or for free wiring in amplifiers.  This wire is made on special requirement for us.  It is a  wire of very high purity, which was reached by using a very pure silver bar to begin with, and a  sapphire tool for wire pulling.  This is resulting in a very clean and shiny surface.  The wire is medium-soft,  by means of a re-heating cycle after wire pulling. 

Storage: All our electronic components are stored in a climatized rooms. We  use electric equipment to filter and dry the air.  This keeps all materials clean and oxide free.  So what you receive is bright and shiny, as new made.  (Read more...) 

Possible Applications: 

Possible Applications: 

Ordering code: 

• Solid-Silver-04  (Ø=0.4mm / surface= 0,13mm² /  ~AWG26)
• Solid-Silver-08  (Ø=0.8mm / surface= 0,5mm²  / ~AWG20)
• Solid-Silver-12  (Ø=1.2mm / surface= 1,13mm²  / ~AWG17)
• Solid-Silver-15  (Ø=1.5mm / surface= 1,76 mm² / ~AWG15)
• Solid-Silver-20  (Ø=2.0mm / surface= 3,14 mm² / ~AWG12) 

Note:  Same way as AUDION UK does in their beautiful made amplifiers. With this wire a ground path is made (20cm length).  All grounded components are now connected to this path.  The silver wire is grounded at one end only,  at the Audio Input connector.  Ideal way to prevent hum, and get a "virtual star" grounding with having to wire a "star". This can only be done with a very thick and low resistance wire, like 2mm silver.   The resistance of silver is lower than copper. 

	Click image to see a classical example of 1920's wiring.  You can wire your tube amp like this, using 1.2mm or 1.5mm solid silver!  Invest a small amount of money in 2 meters of wire, and get this beautiful result.
	Same amp from the Front.  Siemens & Halske mobile power amplifier 1031n, with 2x RE134.

Ideal wire for power supply, and plate circuits. 2500V, Silicon + Red cotton copper litz wire. Very HQ wire, the copper litz is tin plated. Max 11Amps. Only available in red. 

Ordering code: 

• Litz-2k5-Red

Speaker cable, of  pure silver Litz Wire  / 99,99% pure silver 

We make this for you,  from  0.4mm wire. At  a length of maximum 10 meter.  You can specify the number Litz wires yourself.   The cost is 1.5x the cost of the bare silver wire that is used, or 1.25 when you choose the cotton isolated litz strands.   Like this,  a silver cable will cost you only a  fraction of what others charges you  for it!

As isolation,  a woven PVC sleeve can be used, or you can use your own isolation yourself. Also it is possible to twist the wires.

Here is an example for a High Quality Speaker cable of 21x Red Cotton Litz and 21x White cotton Litz. So this cable has one red and one white wire. Each single strand is cotton isolated, for lowest Skin effect. Note, skin effect for Audio purpose is lowest at 0.4mm. This is why we choose this diameter.

• Red wire: twist 7x Solid-Silver-0.4mm Red cotton. This is the base wire.
• Twist 3x the above wire, and a wire of 21 isolated cotton litz wires is created.
• White wire: Same made as Red wire. Twist it in same direction as Red wire. .
• Now Red and White are twisted together, and the speaker cable is ready.
• Twist Red + White in opposite direction as red + white wires itself. This will give nice flexibility, and keep cable shrinkage at 5%
• If you choose, a PVC Cloth sleeve can be made around it.
• Count 5% more length, because cable gets shorter from twisting
• So for 4 meter speaker cable you need:

  4x 21Meter = 84 Meter Solid-Silver-04-RD. Add 5% gives 88 meter.
  4x 21Meter = 84 Meter Solid-Silver-04-WT. Add 5% gives 88 meter.

Just FYI,  here are some links to  very good companies,  offering very nice silver cable products too. 

http://www.audionote.co.uk
http://www.vandenhul.com

As isolation,  a woven sleeve can be supplied, or you can use other isolation material of your own choice.   

Some calculated examples of custom made cables

This is superb quality! Inside this cable is one red and one white wire, each 800x Litz  Each wire is twice isolated, and the outside layer is of 100% cotton. Then, both cables together are in a third layer, making a flat cable out of it. So it is not just put into a sleeve, but the outside layer is actually woven around the cable, so you have an elegant, and still thick flat cable. 

So, inside isolation is always of cotton,  the outside layer is available in cotton or antistatic PVC.  The cotton is very thick and is perfect  for normal use.  The PVC is heavy duty, and is ideal for applications where people walk with their shoes over the cable, or similar  (Like in HiFi shops).  The PVC is still looking very High-End also, and can be used for home applications just as well.  (Note, this is the same PVC cover as used with the shielded Mains cable) 

All cotton colors we use are "vintage" so we use ivory-white and dark red, and brown-black. 

The cable has an effective diameter of 10mm2 per wire,  or ~AWG7.   Each wire consists of 800(!) Litz wires.  So you can imagine how fine it is. 

For Termination,  the FURUTECH connectors are ideal.  They are top-quality from Japan. These can easily take the diameter of this cable. 

Rated Power:  Max 1600W continuos @ 8 Ohm.  Resistance: 0,0032 Ohms per meter for both leads together. So one lead is 0,0016 ohms per meter. 

Weight:  275 gram per meter 

Ordering code: 

• Speaker-Duo-Litz-Cotton-1 (Black)
• Speaker-Duo-Litz-Cotton-2 (Black & White)
• Speaker-Duo-Litz-PVC (Black & White)
• Speaker-Cable-Sleeves. (Complete Set of shrink sleeves for set Stereo Speaker cables)

We make this for you,  from  0.4mm wire. At  a length of maximum 4 meter.  You can specify the number Litz wires yourself.   The cost is 1.5x the cost of the silver wire that is used.   Like this,  a silver wire of 20x 0.4 Litz will cost you only a  fraction of what others charges you  for it.   The cable ends can be  silver soldered, or untreated. (Must specify) You only need to take care of a cable sleeve yourself. 

Just FYI,  here are some links to  very good companies,  offering very nice silver cable products. 

http://www.audionote.co.uk
http://www.vandenhul.com

Mains cable

This cable can be used to make very high quality mains cables yourself.   This cable has a cotton sleeve already factory made around the cable.  To keep the cable flexible it needs to have a round shape, and the outside cotton may not be applied too stiff.  To make this possible,   the cables has several cotton fillings. 

When using this cable, you will be surprised about how pleasant this cable is to work with.  Many times better than the stiff cable that is used as a standard product with 99% of expensive equipment. 

It is intended as mains cable, but can also be used for making the mains wiring inside ten chassis. 

Ordering code: 

• Mains-Flex-Black 

This cable can be used together with the  FURUTECH mains connectors.   It has following features: 

• 3x 2.5mm² wires. 
• outside diameter 13.5mm
• copper shielded, with VDE registration/approval for the RF properties. 
• Isolation Tested at 4kV 
• three layers of isolation 
• woven two color outside layer for very  nice looking HiFi finish
• Very flexible cable 

• Mains-Shielded

This is not pure silver, but an alloy, and you can solder this just with a normal solder iron. You do need the special flux that we sell also.  This is a liquid flux,  also excellent for Litz wires.  Good silver soldering takes practice,  but it is easy to learn.  For best results take a lot of flux, and add more flux when you re-solder.  Remember that  with silver solder,  the flux will start to function when it gets burned by the heat of the soldering iron.  So take a higher temperature,and it will flow good.  The burned flux can be removed later with alcohol, or other solvents like acetone or nitro.  It will solve in almost anything, just not in water.  Use a small, hard brush to remove the flux.  Silver soldered joints will be bright and shiny, and look much better than normal solder.  They are mechanically stronger, and is harder than normal solder. Highly recommended for soldering silver wires, which are just mounted "loose"  in Speaker cabinets.  Silver conductor wires are harder material than copper, and this means the mechanical load on the solder joint  is much higher than you expect.   After some years, bad contacts may come when thick (>1mm) silver conductors are soldered with too soft solder.  This is not recommended.  So, use silver solder for silver wires thicker than 1mm.  Also, this silver solder will not give "cold" soldering joints so easily. 

Hint: For clean desoldering we sell an excellent, and low cost desoldering iron. (Check under "tools" in the menu)