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Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Elevate Your Balanced Audio Chain

The Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect is designed to unlock the full potential of balanced audio systems. Utilizing 6N OCC copper conductors plated with 24K gold, these cables provide an ultra-pure signal path with exceptional noise rejection. The air-and-silicone dielectric preserves every delicate nuance of your recordings, revealing a spacious, three-dimensional soundstage with remarkable accuracy.

Key Features

  • Ultra-Pure Conductors: 6N OCC copper, gold-plated for precise signal transfer.
  • Balanced Geometry: XLR wiring offers robust common-mode noise cancellation.
  • Refined Insulation: Air and silicone layers maintain low capacitance and minimal interference.
  • Handcrafted Quality: Assembled in Poland to exact standards for consistent performance.

Performance Chart

Based on critical listening tests and reviewer feedback, here’s how the Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect excels across essential sonic attributes:

Attribute Improvement Level (1-10)
Noise Rejection 9
Soundstage Depth 10
Transient Speed 9
Midrange Texture 9
High-Frequency Air 9

Product Specifications for Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Conductors 6N OCC Copper, 24K Gold-Plated
Dielectric Dual Layer: Air & Silicone
Geometry Balanced XLR (Twisted Pair)
Terminations Custom Soyaton Aluminum XLR Housings (Silver-Plated Contacts)
Standard Lengths 1.0m & 1.5m (Custom Lengths Available)
Origin Handcrafted in Poland

Detailed Overview of Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Detailed Overview

If you’re aiming for reference-level audio in a fully balanced setup, the Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect is the key to unlocking flawless signal transmission. By pairing ultra-pure copper conductors with 24K gold plating, Soyaton ensures minimal distortion and lightning-fast transient response. The dual-dielectric approach—involving both air and silicone—further reduces dielectric losses, preserving the natural warmth and dynamics of your music.

Handcrafted in Poland, each cable reflects a meticulous attention to detail, from the polished aluminum connector housings to the precision twisting of conductors for optimal noise rejection. The result is a cable that delivers both musical intimacy and large-scale dynamics, whether you’re listening to a delicate string quartet or a full-blown rock performance.

Reviews & Testimonials

  • “Its tonality is warm and natural, but not dark. Treble has excellent sheen, opening up the top end without sounding harsh. A beautifully balanced design.”
    HiFi Knights (Full Review)
  • “Compared to other high-end XLRs I’ve tested, the Benchmark Mk² offered superior spatial cues and layering. Instruments felt correctly placed and sized, making for an absorbing experience.”
    HiFiKnights.com (Read More)

Critics consistently praise the Benchmark Mk² XLR for its open, airy presentation, quick transient response, and fatigue-free musicality. It’s an interconnect that genuinely showcases what high-resolution balanced audio can achieve.

Complete Your System

Achieve seamless synergy by pairing the Benchmark Mk² XLR with other flagship cables from Soyaton:

Frequently Asked Questions about the
Soyaton Benchmark Mk² XLR Interconnect

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will the Benchmark Mk² XLR make a big difference over standard XLR cables?

A: Yes. The combination of ultra-pure copper, gold plating, and meticulous geometry often reveals details, spatial cues, and dynamics that lesser cables can obscure.

Q: Is the cable suitable for both studio and home audio use?

A: Absolutely. The Benchmark Mk² XLR excels in any balanced setup where low noise and transparency are priorities, be it a professional recording studio or a high-end home system.

Q: Are longer cable runs an option for multi-room setups?

A: Yes. Soyaton offers custom lengths to accommodate larger spaces while maintaining signal integrity. Simply specify your requirements when placing an order.

Q: How does it compare to the RCA version?

A: Both designs share similar materials and construction techniques. However, the balanced XLR format provides inherently stronger noise rejection, which can lead to an even lower noise floor in compatible systems.