Supra Lorad 2.5 SPC CS-EU 10A Angled Mains Power Cable 2m

Supra Lorad 2.5 SPC CS-EU 10A Angled Mains Power Cable 2mSupra LoRad 2. 5 SPC CS EU ANGLED Mains Cord Set Angled Schuko Plug with SWF 10 C13 Connector Experience the Precision of Silver with Supreme Flexibility The Supra LoRad 2. 5 SPC CS EU ANGLED Mains Cord Set is designed for those who demand superior performance and convenience. Featuring silver plated oxygen free copper (OFC) conductors and an angled Schuko plug, this premium power cable delivers pristine power while reducing electromagnetic (EMI) and

designed specifically to maintain the stylus in peak condition for optimal sound quality

ideal for multi-speaker configurations in gardens

Technical specifications: - Drive type: Direct-drive - Speed options: 33 1/3 and 45 RPM - Tonearm: Precision balanced with adjustable counterweight - Cartridge: Ortofon 2M Blue (elliptical stylus) - Platter: Heavy

Aided by an external articulated antenna

Trackability85 um (@ 315 Hz)

works seamlessly with various audio sources including Rega preamplifiers and digital players

clear bass output - Compact and stylish design fits seamlessly into a variety of audio setups - Front-firing driver with rear port optimizes bass response and minimizes distortion - Precision-tuned for integration with Minx satellite speakers and home theater systems Compatibility: Designed to pair perfectly with Cambridge Audio Minx satellite speakers and compatible with most AV receivers requiring a subwoofer

distinctive look to any turntable Compatible with all standard 12-inch turntables

Dolby Vision - Audio output: eARC HDMI output - Audio formats supported: Dolby Atmos

Technical specifications: - Material: Weather-resistant metal mesh with powder-coated finish - Dimensions: Engineered to match Sonance Mariner speaker grille size - Color: Factory white

83 V / 1 m) - Impedance: 8 ohms - Power handling: 100 watts RMS - Cut-out dimensions: 225 x 290 mm - Installation depth: 95 mm - Dimensions (W x H x D): 260 x 310 x 95 mm - Weight: 3

It's based on what you'll find in the Confidence and Evidence ranges