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Transparent
Website:https://transpa.rent/
Est. year: 1980
Transparent Audio is an American manufacturer of high-end cables, building a substantial international reputation for well-regarded network-based cable technology using proprietary internal networks intended to manage impedance and phase characteristics across the audible frequency range.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans the Reference and flagship Opus cable series, with Transparent's engineering distinguished by proprietary network modules placed along the cable length, similar in concept to competitor MIT's approach, designed to correct for frequency-dependent impedance and phase errors the company argues conventional cables introduce.
Who owns it and where it's made
Transparent Audio is an American company, designing and manufacturing its network-based cables domestically in the United States.
The lineup in this catalog
Cables. Prices span roughly 500 dollars for entry-level cables to well over 20,000 dollars for flagship Opus-series cable sets.
Who it's for
Transparent Audio suits buyers specifically seeking distinctive network-based cable engineering, appealing to technically minded listeners interested in the company's proprietary impedance-and-phase-correction approach to cable design.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans the Reference and flagship Opus cable series, with Transparent's engineering distinguished by proprietary network modules placed along the cable length, similar in concept to competitor MIT's approach, designed to correct for frequency-dependent impedance and phase errors the company argues conventional cables introduce.
Who owns it and where it's made
Transparent Audio is an American company, designing and manufacturing its network-based cables domestically in the United States.
The lineup in this catalog
Cables. Prices span roughly 500 dollars for entry-level cables to well over 20,000 dollars for flagship Opus-series cable sets.
Who it's for
Transparent Audio suits buyers specifically seeking distinctive network-based cable engineering, appealing to technically minded listeners interested in the company's proprietary impedance-and-phase-correction approach to cable design.
