Quick answer
The Wall Premium speaker cable reduces noise through twisted-pair construction and a pressure-extruded jacket. Here is how to install it for best results.
Why The Wall Premium reduces noise
The Wall Premium uses the same stranding as high-end Transparent Audio cables. Fillers and a pressure-extruded jacket hold the twisted signal-carrying members in place, which reduces mechanical noise and interference.
Pairing with The Brick Premium
For true high-end performance at an affordable price, Transparent Audio recommends using The Wall Premium with The Brick Premium. The combination delivers cleaner signal transfer across the system.
Step-by-step installation
- Measure and cut: Measure the distance from your amplifier to each speaker. Add at least 2 feet (0.6 m) for service loops. Cut the cable to length using a sharp wire cutter. A common mistake is cutting too short; always allow extra slack.
- Strip the jacket: Use a cable stripper to remove about 1/2 inch (12 mm) of the outer jacket. Be careful not to nick the inner conductors. The pressure-extruded jacket is tough, so apply steady pressure. If you nick a conductor, cut the end and start again to avoid signal degradation.
- Twist and terminate: Gently twist the exposed conductors to keep them uniform. Attach banana plugs or spade connectors according to your amplifier and speaker terminals. Ensure a tight, clean connection. Loose terminations cause intermittent sound and potential damage.
- Connect and test: Connect the cable to the amplifier and speaker, matching polarity (+ to +, - to -). Power on the system and play a test track at low volume. Listen for distortion or imbalance. If polarity is reversed, bass will sound weak and imaging will be off.
Product facts
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The Wall Premium: The Wall Premium has the same construction and stranding as some of the best high end speaker cables available. This means you get premium signal integrity without paying flagship prices.
The Wall Premium
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The Wall Premium: Fillers and pressure-extruded jackets hold uniformly twisted signal carrying members firmly in place to reduce noise. Less noise means clearer audio, especially at higher volumes or in long cable runs.