Ordering Goertz Cable

Ordering

1. Select the model's price for 1' pair in single or bi-wire
2. Multiply the length you need with the corresponding price/foot pair
3. Add the termination price
4. Price = [ (cost/foot * length) + (termination price) ]
5. Call us at 608-831-3433 to order

Comparing Goertz

• HT, MI, AG cables
• Python & Boa cables
• Interconnect cables

Cable Selection

Which speaker cable do I need?

Interconnect Stereo Pair Prices

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The patented Goertz MI cable, invented by Ole Goertz, a Danish electronics and audio engineer, eliminates distortion between amplifier and loudspeakers. Patented in 20 countries, Goertz wire is flat by design. It's form follows function, in the best design tradition. Alpha-Core set out to create an electrically correct pathway between amplifier and loudspeaker, which required replacing typical cable pseudo-science with solid physics. Research showed that the perfectly flat shape, with minimum space between conductors, was the best way to achieve this. But developing such a wire is a different proposition. Many audio companies do not even manufacture their own wire; packaging and marketing the products of others instead. As a primary maker of high-tech laminated conductors for industrial electronics applications, Alpha-Core was uniquely suited to transform the promising Goertz design into reality. Using the dielectrics Polyester Terapthalate and Teflon applied around each solid rectangular conductor, Alpha-Core achieved an extraordinarily thin profile between the two stacked wires. To provide maximum protection while maintaining thinness, the cable sandwich is then sheathed in tough, high grade polymer. The result is a wire with a characteristic impedance that closely matches the impedance of loudspeakers. Alpha-Core's Goertz MI wire presents 2 to 4 ohms characteristic impedance as opposed to the 50 to 200 ohms presented by even the most expensive speaker cables. This correct electrical matching results in improved stereo imaging, better clarity, less high-frequency roll off and better low frequency definition. These cables are known to have the "lowest characteristic impedance in the world."

"This is the most open-sounding wire I have ever used."
    - Jim Dowd, The Audiophile Voice