【6NSP-Granster 2200α(6.0m)｜Zonotone Speaker Cable】

This is a Zonotone speaker cable for those who want to further refine their car audio sound.

Even if you replace the speakers or add an amplifier, the audio information still travels through the cable to reach the speakers. When you review your entire system and feel things like “the treble sounds a bit too sharp,” “I want the vocals to sound more natural,” or “I want the bass to have more body,” the way you choose a speaker cable becomes an unexpectedly important point.

6NSP-Granster 2200α employs a new conductor that combines four types of materials centered around ultra-high-purity 6NCu, including HiFC and PCUHD. Rather than emphasizing only treble extension and information density, this cable is designed to create a cohesive sound where the midrange—such as vocals—has a pleasing fullness, and the bass carries a solid sense of weight.

Its characteristic is that you can follow the contours of the sound in finer detail, while also finding the soundstage imaging and the presence of instruments feel naturally convincing. It’s especially suited to listeners who want each note not to line up flatly, but to expand in a three-dimensional way within the cabin—whether you’re listening to the vocals you always enjoy, live recordings, or music with many instruments.

However, speaker cables don’t produce the exact same results just by swapping them. Depending on the speakers and amplifier, your current wiring, your preferred sound, and how you listen in the car, the cable that fits best—and even the installation work required—will vary. Because the cable itself has thickness, wiring may take more effort than with typical regular cables.

At LogOn, we don’t make decisions based on the product alone. While checking your current car audio system as a whole, we think together about whether replacing it makes sense and whether adjusting other parts first might be better. If you want to aim for a setup that lets you enjoy music comfortably, please tell us your vehicle model, your current system, and the music you listen to most often—so we can consider including post-installation adjustments as well.