The new SHD Phono interconnect works to control the broadest cross-section of the musical bandwidth, including the lowest of the bass regions, right from the source. This new design articulates down to 10 hz! For example, Electric bass low E is 44 hz, Double bass is 33 hz. Further, it’s bass energy that creates the foundation of the soundstage, forming the X Y and Z dimensions of the sonic envelope. Once this envelope is correctly formed, including front to back, the higher frequencies work to paint or suspend seemingly solid images within this space. With the SHD Phono interface, increased saturation of the image allows accurate reproduction of natural timbre down to 10 hz, making even the lowest octaves directional.
110 Poles of Articulation work to reproduce delicate (out of phase) reflections from venue ceilings, walls and stage floors. As a result, room boundaries are redefined to capture the unique sounds of the artists and the “voice” of the room. The Oracle MA-X SHD Phono works to “put you right there in that place” as it delivers the most natural, most enthralling analog listening experience ever thought possible.
The Oracle MA-X SHD was built upon its predecessor the Award Winning Oracle MA-X Phono Interconnect, bringing with it, the key characteristics – the timbre is full, natural and rich, and the textures remain thick and dense, ensuring that voices and instruments will not lose their natural tones. All voices and instruments are “painted” on a noise-free background and portrayed within a large three-dimensional soundstage, remaining rock solid over a greater dynamic range.