The most fundamental of three critical ethernet cable technologies is termed Precision Matched Impedance (PMZ).  Designer Caelin Gabriel’s research into high-speed signal transmission found that the precision with which digital cable conductors are constructed has a profound impact on performance. Loose manufacturing variances lead to signal distortions that are clearly audible in a system designed for high fidelity. To achieve the benefits of PMZ, Shunyata Research produces the Venom, Delta, Alpha and Sigma ethernet conductors using extrusion and shielding processes designed to reduce phase distortion caused by characteristic impedance irregularities. This process reduces the micro-distortions associated with common ethernet cables. While costly, this process delivers superior timing, clarity, and dynamics in sound when used in a media sound system.

Kinetic phase inversion process

The second technology is the now-famous Kinetic Phase Inversion Process (KPIP™).  KPIP™ is a proprietary Shunyata Research treatment process  that effectively eliminates break-in and improves the performance of signal, digital, and power cabling. These improvements are significant when applied to high-speed signal conductors because they are more prone to signal degradation and micro-distortions compared to slower speed analog signal cables

Delta Ethernet

– Telegärtner connectors
– CAT 6A
– 22 AWG OFE Copper
– PTFE Dielectric
– Precision Matched Z conductors
– Kinetic Phase Inversion Process™ (KPIP™)

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