Enable Your Loudspeakers To Soar Higher: Kimber Kable Braided Carbon 16 Speaker Cables with VariStrand Copper Conductors Optimize Speaker Performance

If you love your loudspeakers, don’t hamper their sound with subpar cables. One of the easiest, most significant upgrades you can make to your system is to replace the standard cables that came with your speakers with Kimber Kable Carbon 16 speaker cables. Whether you have recently invested in brand-new loudspeakers or just want to get better sound from your current setup, it’s a smart move to maximize your speakers’ performance by using a high-quality speaker cable.

Kimber Kable Carbon 16 speaker cables will deliver broader sonic dynamics, noticeable clarity, and wider, deeper soundstages when compared to the sound you get from standard cables. Does your system have big, beastly speakers? That’s not a problem for Carbon 16 cables, which are engineered to handle the needs of robust tower speakers and muscular, stand-mounted monitors. The cables are available with banana plugs or spade lugs.

The team at Kimber Kable refused to cut corners, designing these premium cables with VariStrand copper conductors and an electrostatically dissipative carbon polymer. Constructed with nitrogen-assisted, hand-soldered termination, these braided cables will become your loudspeakers’ best friend.

Hear the difference that Kimber Kable can make in your system. Like all Music Direct products, these speaker cables come with the 100% Music Direct Satisfaction Guarantee.

Building on a Legacy

More than 40 years ago, Ray Kimber, the founder of Kimber Kable, developed a braided wire concept that not only rejected radio-frequency (RF) noise, but also allowed an audio system to deliver overall better sound. After a period of discovery, he decided to take a risk and began selling his new cables.

He hit the road with a few spools of cable and some modest test equipment. He first showed that there was a testable difference in cables, and then he would do a simple "before and after" test, replacing regular speaker cables with Kimber Kable ones. For these tests, Ray often would choose the most modest system in a dealer’s showroom. The result was obvious and immediate: Better cables made a significant difference in sonic performance.

Over the years, Ray would carefully test various metals as conductors, try out assorted manufacturing protocols, use an array of stranding sizes, and explore different twist lengths and insulation, as well as numerous methods for adhering insulation to cable. All the while, he and his team were improving, modifying, and expanding upon his original cable concept and design. Today, Kimber Kable extends that legacy with its mission to build a variety of fantastic-sounding audio and video cables.