Nova

M101 Cables: Engineered for Signal Preservation

Cables face two fundamental challenges: RF contamination from modern digital equipment and WiFi, and conductor limitations that degrade high-frequency content and transients.

M101 cables address both through optimized fundamentals and geometric RF management.

Optimized Construction: High-purity conductors, multi-layer shielding, low-loss dielectrics, and quality connectors, proven cable design principles executed without compromise.

Boundary Condition Stabilizer (BCS): Our patented geometric approach introduces controlled time delays to RF propagation. Different RF frequencies experience different path lengths, arriving out of phase and self-canceling through destructive interference. Audio signals remain unaffected, only RF contamination is reduced.

The Result: Lower noise floor, improved transient definition, better spatial precision, and reduced listening fatigue. Not through “enhancement,” but through minimizing cable-induced degradation.

M101 cables don’t transform your system, they let it perform closer to its potential by reducing the RF contamination and conductor losses that mask detail and blur transients.

M101 Cables: Proven engineering. Honest performance.

Nova Power Cable: Reference-Grade Material Execution

Nova takes Flare’s proven BCM geometry and executes it with upgraded conductor materials optimized for RF performance and transient response.

Same Proven Construction: Identical geometric BCM architecture as Flare, three individually shielded conductors in controlled relationship, steel braid magnetic shielding, precision machine manufacturing. The RF cancellation mechanism is unchanged.

Material Optimization: Nova employs reference-grade conductors specifically selected for superior performance at RF frequencies and during transient current delivery. At the frequencies where equipment generates contamination (100 kHz – 10 MHz) and during microsecond-domain transients, conductor material properties become audible.

The Difference You’ll Hear:

Nova refines what Flare achieves:

Micro-Dynamic Resolution: The noise floor drops another increment. Low-level detail—hall reflections, instrument body resonances, breath sounds, becomes more clearly resolved. Not louder, just more present.

Transient Clarity: Attack transients, piano hammers, plucked strings, percussion strikes—arrive with slightly sharper leading edges. Less electronic rounding of transient events. This manifests as improved sense of speed and articulation.

Tonal Purity: Instrumental timbres sound marginally more accurate, less electronic character, more acoustic truth. The difference between a Steinway and a Bösendorfer becomes more obvious. Strings have more textural reality.

Spatial Refinement: Soundstage gains additional depth layers and more precise image placement. Front-to-back perspective improves. The sense of instruments existing in three-dimensional space increases.

Background Silence: The electronic “grain” that sits behind music with Flare diminishes further. Music emerges from deeper silence.

Length	1m, 1.5m, 2m, 3m, 4m