Furutech Evolution II Speaker Cable

The Alpha μ-OFC conductors undergo a specialized cryogenic and demagnetizing process. This treatment refines the metal's molecular structure to reduce signal resistance and interference, resulting in a cleaner, more detailed audio signal compared to untreated copper.

Yes, the Evolution II is available with either FP-218(G) spade connectors or FP-202(G) banana plugs. You should select the termination that matches the binding posts on your amplifier and speakers for the most secure connection.

The anti-resonance clamps are designed to mechanically dampen vibrations that can travel along the cable. By minimizing these micro-vibrations, the cable prevents signal smearing, which helps maintain a quieter, more stable soundstage.

While the cable features a robust build with a 14.5mm diameter and nylon braiding, it uses a flexible PVC sheath. It is manageable for most home audio setups, though you should avoid sharp, acute bends to maintain the integrity of the internal conductors.

This cable is rated at 13.5 AWG. This gauge is well-suited for most high-fidelity home audio systems, offering a balanced conductivity that supports clear, dynamic sound transmission without excessive signal loss.

Like many high-end audio cables, the Evolution II may benefit from a break-in period of 50 to 100 hours of use. During this time, the dielectric materials and conductors settle, often resulting in a more open and refined sound.