Tellurium Q Silver Power Cable

The new Silver power cord ranks above the black power cord in performance, the Silver power cord does a great job balancing the smooth attributes of the black cord while providing more power, detail and dynamism that is the signature of the Tellurium Q Silver family.

Add to that its much more flexible construction and the new silver power cord ticks all the boxes.

REVIEWS:

HiFi World Review:

“I’ve yet to hear a Tellurium Q cable I’ve not been impressed by.They bring class-leading resolution which opens up the soundstage and lets you hear instruments with tonal and timbral accuracy”

The Ear Review:

“If your system is like mine, higher than entry level but well below the truly esoteric levels that can be found in many audiophile systems, the Tellurium Q Silver (which is itself over £1,000) will give you a glimpse behind the high-end curtain.

In the right context they might turn out be the best ‘bang for buck’ upgrade you could buy.”

HiFi Plus Review:

“Tellurium Q’s Silver’s take on this ‘first do no harm’ approach focuses on the midrange clarity and drive. While frequency extension – particularly in the bass – is excellent, the first aspect you notice when listening with Silver is the clarity of voices, the expressiveness of midrange detail and a more pronounced ‘in the room’ energy to the sound. Tellurium Q could be hoist by its own petard here, as it tries to eschew the base notion that cables that use silver conductors sound bright, only then to call its cable ‘Silver’. But this Silver is neither bright nor tarnished.”