'Raphael' solidifies Eletech’s experience with working with flagship copper and gold materials, configurations and streamlined into a highly performing mix that is housed within the new “Virtues Series”. Raphael offers a highly resolving sound signature with being very organic sounding with a well textured warmth. Augmented by a Kevlar core, the "Raphael" is resilient while ensuring the structural stability of extremely high strand counts.
Y-Split Housing
Eletech bespoke designed Y-Split and Termination housing features ultra precision cuts of seven balanced triangles with fastidious attention to detail. Triangles are the most structurally stable and strong geometry and wherein it represents strength and balance. Eletech next generation Y-Splits and Termination housing design have imbued a patterned geometric triangle within.
Termination Housing
The parts are made of ‘Aluminum Alloy’ which features a seamless structural integrity and rejects magnetic EMF radiation. Both parts are weighted to calculate not only for its tensile strength but the ergonomics and aesthetics as well. Eletech’s logo is engraved using high precision apparatus to achieve an extremely deluxe finish.
Connector Housing
Every Eletech cable with the configuration of 2Pin / MMCX is sported with a bespoke designed Eletech shell housing that’s made of ‘Aluminum Alloy’ which features a seamless structural integrity and rejects magnetic EMF radiation. Its specific chromed texture and shaping has been refined multiple times to achieve perfect ergonomics. Eletech’s logo is engraved using high precision apparatus to achieve an extremely deluxe finish.
Very well made cable on top of everything else it sounds extremely good very detailed and warmed!
Obviously if you have a good pair of IEM!
Eletech Raphael on the Noble Kublai Khan is a dream come true. I really liked the BC bass of the KK and the spacious stage. Unfortunately, the piezo treble was often too much for me. With all of the previously owned (very high-quality) cables, the KK often sounded a bit harsh, especially with bright female voices or high piano notes.
I couldn't believe how much the Raphael could change the KK. Everything suddenly sounds so round and balanced, nothing is annoying any more. And although the overall reproduction is much more voluminous and powerful, the KK plays as dynamically as before. For anyone who wants to really get to know the capabilities of the KK, the Raphael is a must in my eyes. A cable that is really worth its price.
I could well imagine that it would also work perfectly with my Odin. But the KK sounds so great now that this test will have to wait for a while. For now, I'll rather enjoy every free minute with Raphael + KK.
Eletech Raphael
