AudioQuest has released its new Lone Ranger ZERO-Tech loudspeaker cable, designed as the successor to the popular Robin Hood model.
According to the manufacturer, the Lone Ranger ZERO-Tech speaker cable represents a “significant improvement” over previous designs. This is achieved through the use of 33% more Perfect-Surface Copper+ conductors, as well as superior polypropylene insulation, carbon-loaded PVC, an added graphene layer, and 4% silver-plated drain wires for improved RF dissipation.
AudioQuest’s proprietary ZERO-Tech technology ensures there are no impedance mismatches between the cable, the connected amplifier, and the speakers — a key factor in preserving sonic purity and dynamic accuracy.
The AudioQuest Lone Ranger ZERO-Tech is priced at $2,990 per pair for an 8-foot (2.44 m) length. A 2.5-meter version, priced at €2,649 per pair, will follow shortly.