[NagysAudio]

Dear Music Lovers,

     I am now accepting orders for these remarkable audio cables (www.nagysaudio.com). This has been my labor of love and for the past five years I have conducted research on making the best possible audio cables at any price. I have the best electronic engineer working for me in the world, my dad Pranas. He received his Ph.D. in the Soviet Union in record time and has built ultra precision military componenets for Russian submarines and fighter jets.

I use one of the most expensive coax cables in the world, manufactured in a state of the art multi million dollar facility in United Stated. Their regular customers include NASA and Lockheed Martin. This cable is used in state of the art defense systems, spaceflight and weaponry such as nuclear bomb trigger systems.

For audio, it represents perfect zero time and zero phase error which translates into absolutely stunning transient response and dynamic range. Those who buy these cables will know what it's like to have live music playing in their rooms. I have auditioned my product to a close group of family and friends in the recent weeks and they were simply shocked on how much of a difference a cable can make.

I'm an electronic engineer myself, I have studied and built everything from cables, to high bandwidth amplifier circuitry capable of over 3MGz frequency range and also many speakers. I have worked with the high end audio industry for nearly 6 years, during this time I made many friends who were fascinated by one thing or another that I have built.

Some of the audio equipment that I had on hand while making these cables, for your reference point, include many of the most prestigious companies around the world. They include the entire line of Goldmund components, their first speakers, the Dialogue's are simply amazing. I used the famous Mimesis 3 amplifier and Mimesis 2 preamplifier. I have on hand many of their dacs, I also had a chance to utilize the super expensive Epilogue speaker system.

Some of the prototype speakers I built for testing these cables included drivers from Skaaning, Scan Speak and Hiquphon. My all time favorite midrange and woofer drivers are from a German manufacturer Dr. Podszus. He hand builds these drivers himself and sells a very limited quantity per year. They're made out of hard cell foam, covered with very thin aluminum foil. You can do a search online to find more info and see the cult following he has (Gorlich, Zellaton, ATD), the new Magico Mini bookshelf speakers use a variation of this driver.

Now that you know a little about me, please come visit my site and give my cables a try, you will be delighted!

President of Nagys Audio,
Norbert Naguis

www.nagysaudio.com

[ndeslions]

You are using very cheap connectors on your "best cables of the world".

[NagysAudio]

ndeslions, what makes you lead to this conclusion? The connectors I use were chosen purely on how they measure and sound. During design phase I have used many different RCA plugs, including the latest from WBT, bullet plugs, Audio Note, etc. The ones I settled on are precision made plugs. They are completely machined out of a metal alloy which is brass base. Then they're coated with multiple coatings including silver and gold. The dielectric is solid teflon.

Mating connectors to a cable is very critical in obtaining zero phase and time error, if the impedence of the connectors are different than the cable, part of the signal will reflect, creating a cascading effect down the frequency spectrum. These connectors measure extremely close to 50 ohms, just like the military specd cable that I use.

[arthurs]

Have you considered sending a few pairs out for an audition tour?

[ndeslions]

ndeslions, what makes you lead to this conclusion?

Well :
http://www.takefiveaudio.com/mall/images/rcamale/male_rca_C5_5X.jpg
and :
http://66.92.135.229:443/main%20pic.jpg

The Vampire are made in China, they are decent but cheap connectors (Vampire sells them for 15$ pair i think).
I seriously doubt that your connectors cames from another source, are they ?

[NagysAudio]

ndeslions, you're absolutely right, this is a variation of the Vampire connector. They can be custom made with different dielectrics, plating, etc. Swiss giant Goldmund uses another variation of these connectors on their $1000+ cables. You can find Goldmund cable pictures on their website www.goldmund.com The connectors themselves are manufactured by a different company who then sells them to other companies, Vampire being one of them.

Most high end audiophile connectors are made in China, or use parts that are made in China. They include WBT as an example. A lot of these connectors are extremely expensive, but offer no improvement in sound or signal transfer. In a lot of cases the really expensive plugs are worse! I know, because I tried dozens of them. On top of that, it's really difficult in finding an RCA connector suitable for coax cable. Most RCA plugs sold to audiophiles are meant for a 2 center conductor wire. This is the worst possible way of making precision cables. It includes 2 center conductors and an outter shield, which is connected only at one end to avoid multiple signal paths. This shield will act to reject noise, but also at the same time it acts like an antenna! Immagine having an antenna connected to your cables, to pick up all the noise, the noise floor can never be as good as in a coax cable design.

The connectors I use, includes a very nice pressure fit, it takes a long time to assemble this connector to the cable using my methods. The geometry of the cable is adjusted in such a way to limit signal reflections, the connector is then assemble and glued so this geometry will retain its shape forever. The center conductor is soldered to the pin with a special solder, designed for high frequency electronic applications.

In the end, I have tried many different RCA plugs on the market and to meet my design goals of how a precision instrumentation cable should sound and perform in real life as well as in specs, these connectors are unsurpassed.

Thanks again guys and keep the questions going.

Norbert

[NagysAudio]

arthurs, I know you've asked me this question before and I'm still not sure how to go about answering you. Please email me direct and we can go from there.

Thanks,
Norbert