Atlas Cables
Built to order in Kilmarnock, so a 2.7 metre run with one end changed is routine rather than a special request. Pure copper throughout, which tends to settle a bright system rather than sharpen it
About Atlas Cables
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What Atlas do differently, and why it matters that they build it themselves
Most cable brands design in one country and manufacture in another. Atlas do both in Kilmarnock, and that single fact explains a lot about how they operate. Custom lengths are ordinary rather than special orders. Termination changes are a production decision rather than a negotiation with a supplier. If a cable needs to be 2.7 metres with one end changed, that is a normal Tuesday.
Two engineering positions run through the range. The first is OCC copper, drawn as a continuous cast so the conductor has far fewer grain boundaries than standard copper. Fewer boundaries means fewer points where the signal meets a discontinuity.
The second follows from the first. OCC does not take kindly to post-processing at high temperature, so soldering was ruled out from the start. Atlas cold-weld the connector instead, joining it under pressure so the two metals bond directly, with no third metal of different conductivity sitting in the signal path. That decision also meant designing and making their own plugs, since nothing off the shelf was built for it.
Neither position is unique to Atlas, but doing both, in-house, at prices that start well below high-end territory is unusual. It is why the entry ranges hold up better than their price suggests.
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Atlas run one ladder for their signal cables, from Element at the entry point up to the Asimi silver range. The biggest single step is Hyper to Mavros, where OCC copper runs throughout. Eos and Zeno sit outside the ladder and cover mains and headphone cables. Most Atlas cables can be built to a custom length.
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From£600.00Ex. VATThe Mavros Streaming cable offers the best signal integrity of Atlas' range of streaming cables through the use of higher bandwidth specification, improved dielectrics and Grun connectivity. This all comes together to form a cable that offers improved quality, spaciousness and dynamics from your audio stream.
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Atlas Element Achromatic 1 RCA to 2 RCA Subwoofer Cable - Black November DealSKU: Element Achromatic 1:2 Sub
From£66.62 £95.00Ex. VAT ✓ Save £28.38Based on Atlas' multi-award-winning Element Integra Interconnect, the Element Subwoofer Integra utilises a shielded four-core construction providing excellent immunity to interference and noise, making it ideally suited to multi-source installations and the longer cable runs typically necessitated by optimum sub-woofer placement.
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Atlas Equator Achromatic 1 RCA to 1 RCA Subwoofer Cable - Special Offer - Black November DealSKU: Equator Achromatic 1:1 Sub
From£81.62 £116.25Ex. VAT ✓ Save £34.63Atlas only uses the purist quality copper in its products with the Equator Integra being no exception. Utilising Atlas’ Ohno Continuous Cast (OCC) 5N (99.999% pure – the highest purity available) copper technology, each strand is ‘pulled’ from a single copper crystal, enabling electrical signals to flow with the least deletions. -
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Atlas Hyper Achromatic 1 RCA to 1 RCA Subwoofer Cable - Special Offer - Black November DealSKU: Hyper Achromatic 1:1 Sub
From£104.12 £148.33Ex. VAT ✓ Save £44.21Hyper Achromatic uses an OCC (Ohno Continous Casting) high purity copper conductor with foamed Polyethylene dielectric; critically it has a double screen which make it perfectly suited to mixed technology (analogue and digital) systems.
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From£172.08Ex. VATThe Element DIN to Achromatic RCA is fitted with a 5 Pin ‘locking’ DIN connector. Atlas DIN plugs are wired as follows by default: Pin 2 = Ground; Pin 3 = Left, Pin 5 = Right. Atlas also offer 4 & 5 pin variants suitable for Naim equipment. If you’re unsure, or require a different configuration, please contact us.
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From£304.17Ex. VATThe Equator DIN-RCA interconnect utilises a shielded four-core construction providing excellent immunity to interference and noise. -
From£353.75Ex. VATA high-performance cable with a wide-band, neutral sound, designed to be a superior option for equipment utilising DIN socketry. Based on Atlas' acclaimed Hyper Ultra RCA I/C, the Hyper DIN interconnect utilises a shielded four-core construction providing excellent immunity to interference and noise.
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Atlas Element Achromatic Tonearm Audio Cable - Special Offer - Black November DealSKU: Element Achromatic Tonearm
From£165.79 £235.83Ex. VAT ✓ Save £70.04Benefitting from Atlas' ongoing research and development, the Element Tonearm cable is fitted with their Achromatic non-magnetic RCA plugs and integrated earth tag. The low mass Achromatic connector features a solder-free, cold-weld connection, all optimised to create a coherent, continuous signal path.
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From£312.50Ex. VATAn ideal upgrade to the ’starter‘ grade cables frequently supplied with even quite expensive tonearms, this new Equator cable is based on Atlas' consistently award-winning Equator RCA Interconnect. -
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Atlas Hyper Achromatic Tonearm Audio Cable - Special Offer - Black November DealSKU: Hyper Achromatic Tonearm
From£264.12 £376.25Ex. VAT ✓ Save £112.13Based on Atlas' latest generation Hyper interconnect, the Hyper Achromatic Tonearm cable is available with the choice of either a right-angle (90°) or straight (180°) entry 5 pin connector. -
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Atlas Hyper Achromatic Turntable Audio Cable - Special Offer - Black November DealSKU: Hyper Achromatic Turntable
From£212.46 £305.42Ex. VAT ✓ Save £92.96Hyper Achromatic Tonearm uses an OCC (Ohno Continous Casting) high purity copper conductor with foamed Polyethylene dielectric, combining to offer a sophisticated, evenly balanced sound which draws you into the musical performance.
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Atlas Element Achromatic Digital Audio Cable - Special Offer - Black November DealSKU: Element Achromatic Digital Audio
From£63.29 £90.83Ex. VAT ✓ Save £27.54A true 75 Ohm digital interconnect with a detailed, non-fatiguing sound avoiding the digital ‘glare’ which affects many inexpensive digital cables.
