The professional world is a demanding world. The Korean Hemingway Audio has cut its teeth there and intends to put an end to the scourges propagated by vibrations and magnetic fields in audio cables. The Pro Series, like all Hemingway cables, are equipped with FMCF technology (Frequency Modulation Cavity Fundamentals) which exercises control of the magnetic field and spectral balance: perforations are made at regular intervals in the insulating structure of the cable in order to control the magnetic field and the impedance. Hemingway boasts sound quality never before heard in this price range.
The audiophile will find an RCA modulation cable as well as HP cables sold assembled to the desired length. The structure is made with multi-strand conductors and six layers of insulation (Teflon, Urethane and Silicone), including an outer sheath in braided nylon. The so-called “three-wavelength” technology isolates positive, negative and ground and subdivides them into fundamentals and harmonics with completely separate shielding. The result is convincing, even confusingly natural and expressive. Soft and peaceful, appearing totally free and devoid of any heaviness or formal restraint, generating a strong feeling of freshness and freedom in the execution. Frank Bridge’s sonata (Truls Mørk cello, Havard Gimse piano. Alpha. Available on CD and on Qobuz in 24 Bits/96 kHz. Gold fingerboard) gains in seduction, fitting into a breathing soundstage, where piano and cello give free rein to their expressiveness. Without brake or varnish.
PPI : RCA Pro 1,50 m : 1600 €.
HP Pro 3 m : 1080 €.
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