Both pure silver and silver-plated wire are used in high-end audio. Simply put, pure silver wire prioritizes ultimate reproduction and transparency, while silver-plated wire seeks a more economical frequency extension while retaining the inherent warmth of copper.

I. Pure Silver Speaker Cables

Core Advantages:

1. Ultimate Resolution and Detail Reproduction: Silver boasts the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of any metal in nature. This means extremely low signal loss and phase distortion during transmission, allowing for the flawless reproduction of subtle overtones, spatial reverberation, and even the faint breaths of musicians.

2.Unparalleled High-Frequency Extension and Airiness: Pure silver cables offer remarkably natural and elegant high-frequency extension, delivering a truly "noble" sound. When listening to string instruments, the texture of the strings' friction and the resonance of the instrument's body appear exceptionally realistic; when listening to metal percussion instruments like the triangle and cymbals, the crystalline "airiness" and lingering resonance are difficult for other materials to replicate.

II. Silver-Plated Speaker Cables

Core Advantages

1. High cost-performance ratio, complementary frequency bands: Using relatively inexpensive copper as a base, only a layer of silver is plated on the surface to improve high-frequency performance. This retains the warmth and richness of the copper core in the mid-low frequencies while enhancing high-frequency extension and detail through the silver plating, achieving a more comprehensive sound performance.

2.It's necessary to distinguish the quality of the silver plating: High-quality silver-plated cables usually use a thick silver plating layer (even multiple layers), combined with a reasonable twisting and shielding structure, which can effectively avoid the above problems. Inferior thin-plated cables are prone to sound problems.