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【SaEc SWORD-ISL (1.0m)|A line cable that preserves signal freshness】
As you fine-tune the sound of your car audio, you may also want to pay attention to how signals are transmitted through the cables. SWORD-ISL is a line cable that uses a patented technology to precisely wind multiple conductors used in the core wire in the opposite direction, aiming to bring its inherent inductance as close to zero as possible regardless of signal direction.
It’s suited for those who want to prioritize the definition of the sound and the amount of information, as well as for people who are struggling to choose the right cable when replacing or upgrading their system. It’s not just about swapping cables—how the effect appears varies depending on the equipment you use and the connection points. At Log On, while checking the entire vehicle system, we think together about where it makes sense to use that cable.
Based on publicly available manufacturer information, we are listing only what we were able to confirm.
| Connector Type | RCA (unbalanced) interconnect cable |
| Conductor Construction | Bifilar-wound enamelled OFC litz wire (6+6 strands per polarity, 12 strands total) |
| Conductor Gauge | 1.6 mm² x 2 conductors (approx. AWG 15) |
| Shielding | Aluminum/PET foil shield with drain wire |
| Connector | SUPRA original gold-plated RCA plugs (collet-chuck design) |
| Product Line | Part of the SUPRA SWORD interconnect series (the XLR version is sold as SWORD-IXLR) |
| Cable Outer Diameter | Approx. 8.5 mm |
| Length Options | Offered in multiple lengths (0.8m, 1.0m, 1.5m, 2.0m, 3.0m, etc.), priced per length — not a fixed-length product |