Cerious Technologies NEW Graphene Cables

lak
Getting the cables off the floor reduces the static that's down there, and eventually the static (etc) affects all types of cabling.

Not to mention suspending the cables isolates them from the deleterious effects of floorborne vibration.
 

From the Shunyata Research website:
"The Shunyata Research DF-SS (Dark Field Suspension System) takes the patented technology Shunyata Designer Caelin Gabriel applied in the original DFE and DFE v2, to an elite performance level by adding two important design innovations. In addition to the patented energy-field neutralization material used in the original DFE, the DF-SS incorporates two forms of vibration isolation that quiets energy transfer between the floor and any cable product.
The most significant advance applied to the DF-SS is the wide band cable suspension bridge, designed to support any cable, power or signal, while dissipating vibrational energy through the purposefully tensioned polymer band. The second innovation is the energy-absorbing granular compound that fills the base of the DF-SS. This compound formulation absorbs floor borne energy that would otherwise couple to the cable, causing signal degradation. These combined technologies define the DF-SS as the most technically advanced cable suspension system on the market.
To prove the DF-SS efficacy, Shunyata will be publishing Accelerometer test results with the DF-SS, indicating the level of isolation they provide from floor borne vibration, common to all sound system environments.
In a nutshell
The difference in performance the DarkField Suspension System renders is dramatic and easy to appreciate when applied to literally any high-performance audio or video system. When applied as a system, the DF-SS renders a dramatic reduction in perceived noise and time smear, yielding improved clarity, depth and spatial information within any audio/video system

- Static-Neutralizing Polymer
- Vibration Absorbing Compound (internally)
- Polymer Cable Suspension Bridge
- Vibration Absorbing Feet for hard surfaces
- Patented design
- Wide Foundation (won’t tip or fall)
- Unequaled Shunyata Build Quality"

"The most significant advance applied to the DF-SS is the wide band cable suspension bridge, designed to support any cable, power or signal, while dissipating vibrational energy through the purposefully tensioned polymer band. The second innovation is the energy-absorbing granular compound that fills the base of the DF-SS. This compound formulation absorbs floor borne energy that would otherwise couple to the cable, causing signal degradation."


Hi lak,

That's why I say that the rubber bands and damping material are key. I made and installed the wooden cable lifts many years ago, but the recent addition of the rubber bands and damping material made all the difference.

Best to you lak,
Dave 

Very nice Dave.

I got a friend who's a carpenter with the wood and tools so I'm going to try and cut some blocks in the next few weeks to mimic the df-ss. Got the damping material from Amazon on order. I used it in my truck door's so I know it's good stuff.

I'm currently burning in a GE blue pc I got this week so would like to let it settle and know it's sonic signature before doing anything else. So far it's really good.

geez, has it really been 30 years since i built those Enid Lumley cable tunnels, using three 2x4s to make the tunnels, then suspending the cables inside the tunnels using eye hooks and thread?