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The Silver III has more stunning praise: “The Silver III is leaving quite an impression here! Compared to the Silver II it is noticeably more nuanced and resolving, conveys space and separation more convincingly plus at the same time wonderfully smooth with a superbly weighted midrange. Wonderful!” Ray Ng, Raindrop Audio, Singapore

What lovely comments from a long time owner: “I would like to write to you to express my sincere gratitude for what your cables have done in my system. Over time, I have installed Tellurium Q cables step by step throughout the whole chain of my equipment, and each of them has contributed something important. What began as a promising improvement gradually became something much more profound: a transformation of the entire musical presentation. Thanks to your cables, I have finally been able to achieve in my digital system something I had long considered almost unattainable: a degree of realism, temporal continuity and musical flow that I had previously associated only with vinyl. For the first time in my life, my digital front end sounds truly believable to me, not only in terms of definition or scale, but also in terms of intimacy, coherence and naturalness. What has impressed me most is that this was not a superficial change. It was structural. The piano changed, the orchestra changed, and above all the coherence of the sound changed. The music now flows in a way that feels natural and convincing, with a continuity that reminds me of vinyl, yet without losing the spaciousness and black background that good digital reproduction can offer. This had been a long-standing hope of mine, one that I had almost given up on. I had reached a point where I no longer believed that digital sound could fully convince me in this way. Your cables helped me cross that final boundary. I must also say that I never suspected phase distortion could be so relevant. Only now, after hearing the cumulative effect of addressing it throughout the entire signal path, do I understand how fundamental it is to musical realism. So I simply wanted to thank you. Your work has allowed me to discover a level of digital playback I had never experienced before. With gratitude and admiration,” Alfredo Guerro, Spain

"My initial impressions were rather shocking...... Firstly, reflecting upon my [other brand] cable comparison, who would have thought that I’d be describing the Silver IIIs as great value for money? That was a surprise. I was also surprised at the reduction of noise across the soundstage, the enhanced detail related to that and the extra focus produced alongside. There is lot of control upon the music from the Silver III cables. Discipline is absolute. There are no rogue frequencies heard when the Silver IIIs are in play. "  Paul Rigby,  theaudiophileman.com/silver-iii-spe…

“Geoff wasn’t really expecting to get any commercial success from the onset of developing the Silver III. He and his team used it just as a challenging project to find out what else they could learn about signal propagation. What they have achieved with the Silver III is something quite extraordinary” Janine Elliot, HiFi Pig hifipig.com/tellurium-q-si…

Tellurium Q have just launched a new website including a handy dandy cable caculator for uneven speaker cable lengths: telluriumq.com There is also a fully searchable review database of the many many reviews: telluriumq.com/tq-reviews/ Why not go there and see what you think?

The new Silver III analogue cable will available from March 1st. By now, you know what to expect from the upgrade:

Happy Lunar New Year from all at Tellurium Q

Trond seems to agree strongly with the other reviewer's findings: "Bass is tight, tuneful and deep, telling the listener just what is going on down deep, but never in a bloated way that might sound more impressive the first few days. The bass is just like I want it to be. Bouncy, deep, responsive and natural. The Tellurium Q Ultra Black II really complements my system, and made my record player sound significantly better. And that is the point of upgrading, isn’t it? Whatever is in this piece of cable, it is right up my street. And if there are anyone doubting the fact that 1.5 meters of cable can have such an impact on sound quality, I side with the guys from Somerset. Go check it out for yourselves.” Trond Torgnesskar, The Listening Chair Group

Happy New Year

Thank you to all at Hifiandmusic source!

Happy Christmas from all at Tellurium Q and a BIG thank you to all our customers, distributors, dealers and reviewers this year.

Room 407 Warsaw show with Ø Audio (Norway) and Bladelius (Sweden). Cabled with Tellurium Q.

Room 607 in Sobieski, Warsaw high end Audio show with Tellurium Q cabling on an excellent sounding system.

Ø Audio using Tellurium Q cables on 5th floor of Sobieski at the Warsaw show Poland

Tellurium Q at the National Stadium, Warsaw Audio Show, Poland

Warsaw Audio show today at the National Stadium:

Lovely comments from a happy customer in the USA “I wanted to say that the cables did arrive in good time and I was able to register them with the clever bar code system that you have. Beyond that I also want to thank you for creating such a wonderful gift to the audio enthusiast world ! I'm not sure if your life is filled with putting out fires or if you have floods of emails with praise . I Googled your name and I see you have a lot to do with these cables I just purchased. An English friend introduced me to them and while looking at the Black II I saw the Ultra for a decent price and the size I needed ( 2.5 m). I must say I was a little bit reluctant when I read about the 50 to 100 hours of break in time. To avoid disappointment I set my expectations low; telling myself ok you may not hear a big difference but it's coming ! I was so impressed with the sound right out of the box . I'd never heard that speaker leads can open up a sound stage but I craned my neck turning to look down the hall looking for a new instrument being played with Peter Gabriel's song " Red Rain". Richard Warren, USA read more at the Tellurium Q website

A standout result for Plato’s Ghost and the difference it offers: “It’s clear from listening to this new Tellurium Q cable that the different direction they have taken with it has resulted in something really quite stand out different sonically, that I think some will hear and instantly love. Whenever a product veers in a slightly different direction to the norm it becomes an “Essential Audition” product, one you need to hear to believe it, or believe in it enough to buy it. I have an award that covers those products perfectly and that should be what I give to TQ for this cable. Except I am not, instead I am awarding a Serious Bang for the Buck because of how well the Ultra Silver II streaming cable held up to my much more expensive reference setup, even showing me something it maybe it doesn’t do perfectly well, for less than a quarter of the price.” Terry Ellis, pursuitperfectsystem.com/want-more-dept…

Thanks to Sound Rebels: “… both British cables have such clearly defined signatures that potential buyers should easily know which one will stick with them for the long haul after just a few bars of their favorite repertoire. While the Tellurium Q Ultra Silver II emphasizes drive, resolution, and airiness, the Black Diamond impresses with its maturity and effortless presentation.” Marcin Olszewski soundrebels.com/tellurium-q-ul… “I'm talking about the Black Diamond – I'm loyally warning all potential interested parties, in the good sense of the word, that it takes no prisoners. Explaining the situation, I immediately reassure them that it's all about its excellent liveliness. A strong line, solid bass impact, saturated midrange, and luminous treble demonstrated how to skillfully shake the listener… Are both cables worth considering? And if so, why? I'll be blunt. Regardless of their sonic offerings in their class and the execution of specific sonic tasks, they are very interesting designs. Each is aimed at a different target group, as it's clear that every music lover has different problems to solve or different expectations for meeting their sonic preferences. Naturally, the brand's price list positioning also has a lot to say, which is a result of the varying technical advancements of each cable, culminating in its specific presentation. Who would I recommend them to? That's probably clear from the above description. If someone is looking for peace and quiet, the Tellurium Q Ultra Silver II should be an excellent choice. However, when you want to challenge the general madness, the Tellurium Q Black Diamond will easily help you fulfill your dreams. As I mentioned, these are two worlds, which means everyone has a very good chance of finding common ground with this brand's designs “ Jacek Pazio soundrebels.com/tellurium-q-ul… read more: telluriumq.com

Have to play this in the demo room at the next hifi show 🤣: