Tellurium Q Ultra Silver Speaker Cable

Description

Tellurium Q Ultra Silver Speaker Cable

This cable is distinctive from the Black range by focusing even more on detail. Whereas the Black range has been described as natural/neutral the Ultra Silver is being talked about in terms of the incredible new level of detail people are hearing so neutral/detail would be a good description of their ability.

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Reviews

“Tellurium Q is a real phenomenon not only in the world of audiophile cables, but in the hi-fi industry in general.

..please tell me when was the last time you came across cables that have a positive effect on the clarity of the sound, allow you to pick out a lot of little tidbits from your favorite recordings, and allow you to more accurately follow what is happening in front of you events, in an extremely clear, sometimes even uncompromising way, order the stereophonic scene, but they do not make the bass shallow, do not boost or sharpen the high tones, do not shift the tonal balance up in the slightest, maintaining perfect linearity, neutrality, richness of colors, and at first they make even the impression of playing nice, warm and pleasant? Never? I was lucky to come across such cables only a few times in my life…The cables you see in the photos are also such white crows [Ultra Silver II cables]

It’s true that I was supposed to stop spending money on equipment, but something tells me that these cables may become a cult product in the future – one that we will look for at auctions, come across empty links and kick ourselves for not being tempted when we still had a chance. I would highly recommend!”
– Stereolife

“A widening of the soundstage, more information and detailing flowing into the soundstage, extending the upper mids, adding depth to the bass regions, allowing the treble to extend and thus giving that upper frequency extra delicacy and fragility…

Tellurium Q call these cables Ultra Silver II cables which infers that they offer an incremental improvement on what has gone before, but really? Really? If the company had slapped a new range name on the cables themselves? I would have easily believed it… They sound like a range hike above the Ultra Silver Is, actually. That’s how good they are.”
– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man
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“As an ex-BBC sound engineer I want to hear the music or speech in its purity, not coloured at all by cabling or any electronics…

“If the music can sound incredibly real even away from the sweet-spot then it must be special….

..,it actually gave me more of the music to enjoy, like switching your 1080p TV channel to a 4K film gives you more detail. It allowed me to fully appreciate the KT88 valves in my power amp and the new capacitors in my rebuilt Ferrograph Logic 7. Putting on Elles Springs ‘Reveal’ album from Vertere’s label on my Krell KPS20i CD player made me surprised at just how good this machine is. The music was clean and precise yet still very musical, and a definite improvement on the original Ultra Silver in terms of timing and extension of frequencies

Now on my aged Chartwell BBC LS3/5a and Slee monoblocks the detail from these speakers was more than I had heard in the past, and even that bass extension down to a bottom G (49Hz) on the guitar was clearly audible and took me by surprise…these speakers were only designed for speech and mobile recording vans. The loudspeaker cable seemed to get more detail out of the music…

…Whilst very natural, they were incredibly vivid and unexpectedly gave me more out of the loudspeaker than I thought possible.

That said, even using my “cheap” Slee/Technics SL-Q2/Ortofon/LS3/5a set up showed just what is possible from your HiFi”
– HiFi Pig
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“I’m always wary of labelling any piece of equipment as the best I’ve heard – but it’s hard to escape that conclusion in the case of the Tellurium Q Ultra Silvers. They really do shine a new light on the sound – not just in terms of midrange detail and high-end extension, but also in the way they pull the various strands together into a coherent whole that times and flows just with absolute musical coherence.”
– HiFi World
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Tellurium Q Cable Families

Blue Family

Warm and forgiving for systems with a slight edge or for those who like a more smooth laid back presentation. Blue and Ultra Blue are especially good for AV and home cinema.

Black Family

Smooth, fine detailed and great resolution while actually reducing apparent harshness. Music is presented as a coherent, organic whole, with a jaw-dropping sense of realism and naturalness.

Silver Family

Totally uncoloured, acting as a wide open channel sounding unforced, vivid and dynamic with phenomenal resolution, transparency and natural tonal colours. All this while sounding extremely analog and coherent, from the exceptional top end extension to bottom with finely detailed, separated bass notes.