Price is for a terminated pair using the ChordOhmic ChorAlloy™ plated 4mm loudspeaker connectors.
C-screenX is a shielded speaker cable aimed at both audio and home cinema systems and is a cost-effective upgrade for anyone who wants the best performance on a budget.
Now featuring improved XLPE insulation, it joins the award-winning line-up of Chord Company shielded speaker cables, including the acclaimed ClearwayX, ShawlineX and EpicX/XL.
Our design objective was to produce a cable discreet enough for easy fitting and routing, with all the performance benefits that shielding can bring.
C-screenX is just 9mm in diameter and flexible enough to route around corners with ease. It’s finished with a white outer jacket which protects the shielding and makes it virtually invisible against white skirting boards.
C-screenX features multi-stranded oxygen-free copper conductors, insulated with XLPE and arranged in a twisted-pair configuration to reduce interference. The cable is then enclosed in a PVC casing that reduces mechanical noise and spaces the conductors correctly, relative to the twin-foil shielding.
C-screenX has the same characteristics as our other shielded speaker cables: the ability to carry a musical signal with a genuine sense of musical coherence and involvement; shielded speaker cables bring real performance benefits to both hi-fi and home cinema systems, where interference can seriously affect sound quality.
C-screenX speaker cables are made to measure and assembled using ChordOhmic 4mm banana or spade connectors.
All speaker cables are professionally terminated, made to measure and assembled using ChordOhmic 4mm banana or spade connectors.
The price of dealer terminated cables include a set of 8 ChordOhmic 4mm banana connectors and 4 sets of trousers.
Special termination using Spade connectors also available for an extra charge.
In addition to dealer terminated, these cables can also be purchased as a factory terminated option. An upcharge of $90 applies.
Contact us for special orders or specific lengths.
