Furutech Evolution II Digital Cable

OCC (Ohno Continuous Cast) copper is processed to minimize grain boundaries, which allows for a smoother, more efficient signal path. In this cable, it translates to better resolution, clearer dynamics, and a quieter background compared to standard copper cables.

Yes, the Evolution II is engineered to maintain a characteristic impedance of 75 ± 5 Ω at 10 MHz. This precision is critical for digital signal integrity and helps prevent data errors or jitter in your audio stream.

Polypropylene is used here to minimize electrostatic capacitance, which helps keep the signal clean and prevents the cable from coloring the sound. It also acts as a mechanical dampener to reduce unwanted vibrations that can interfere with the signal.

While this cable is specifically optimized for digital transmission with a 75 Ohm impedance, it is physically an RCA cable. However, for the best results, we recommend using it for its intended purpose as a digital interconnect to ensure the impedance matching is correct for your components.

The FP-110(G) connectors feature 24k gold-plated center pins, which provide superior corrosion resistance and a more reliable electrical contact over time. They are designed to fit securely, ensuring a stable connection that minimizes signal loss at the termination point.

The Furutech Evolution II Digital Cable is manufactured as a standard 1.2-meter (3.9-foot) length. This length is generally ideal for most home audio setups, providing enough slack to connect components without creating excessive cable clutter.