ORB MC-SW1
ORB
MC-SW1
- Condition
- Mint
- Type
- Studio Monitor
- Finish
- White
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Description
Thoroughly tested by a service professional to make sure all of the channels and switches work. Excellent quality - break-before-make mechanical contacts. Message if you have any questions. Some information about it: Adopts a silver-plated rotary switch with high sound quality. A rotary type switch is used as the selector switch, which is the heart of the selector. The contacts of the rotary switch, which has a wide contact area and strong contact pressure, are plated with high-purity silver, achieving an ultra-low contact resistance of several milliohms. It is a high-quality sound selector that does not make you feel its presence at all, and the sound quality deterioration is extremely close to zero. In addition, the contacts of the rotary switch self-clean each time you switch, allowing you to enjoy stable high-quality sound for a long period of time. ■ Internal wiring using audio cable “INNOVA TS7” ORB's audio cable " INNOVA TS7 " was used for the wiring inside the selector. High-purity copper wire is used for the conductor, and LDPE with excellent dielectric constant is used for the insulator, ensuring extremely high level and stable electrical characteristics. ■ Gold-plated terminal (multi-binding post) Gold-plated multi-binding posts are standard equipment, allowing direct cable connection (up to 8sq), Y-lug terminal (6mm) connection, and banana plug connection. Gold plating increases conductivity and maximizes contact area, reducing contact resistance and achieving high sound quality. ■ Reliable non-shorting bipolar switching at the same time. The selector switches both plus and minus at the same time, and employs a switch that prevents short circuits between each channel. It also supports BLT connected amplifiers without causing short circuits between devices. With push-type switches used in conventional selectors, short circuits may occur between devices due to deterioration of the spring inside the switch or due to the operating method. ORB's selector uses a rotary-type switch, so there is no need to worry about short circuits between devices due to switch deterioration or operation methods.
Condition notes
Excellent
Seller
Westlake Village, CA
★ 5.00
Description
Thoroughly tested by a service professional to make sure all of the channels and switches work. Excellent quality - break-before-make mechanical contacts. Message if you have any questions. Some information about it: Adopts a silver-plated rotary switch with high sound quality. A rotary type switch is used as the selector switch, which is the heart of the selector. The contacts of the rotary switch, which has a wide contact area and strong contact pressure, are plated with high-purity silver, achieving an ultra-low contact resistance of several milliohms. It is a high-quality sound selector that does not make you feel its presence at all, and the sound quality deterioration is extremely close to zero. In addition, the contacts of the rotary switch self-clean each time you switch, allowing you to enjoy stable high-quality sound for a long period of time. ■ Internal wiring using audio cable “INNOVA TS7” ORB's audio cable " INNOVA TS7 " was used for the wiring inside the selector. High-purity copper wire is used for the conductor, and LDPE with excellent dielectric constant is used for the insulator, ensuring extremely high level and stable electrical characteristics. ■ Gold-plated terminal (multi-binding post) Gold-plated multi-binding posts are standard equipment, allowing direct cable connection (up to 8sq), Y-lug terminal (6mm) connection, and banana plug connection. Gold plating increases conductivity and maximizes contact area, reducing contact resistance and achieving high sound quality. ■ Reliable non-shorting bipolar switching at the same time. The selector switches both plus and minus at the same time, and employs a switch that prevents short circuits between each channel. It also supports BLT connected amplifiers without causing short circuits between devices. With push-type switches used in conventional selectors, short circuits may occur between devices due to deterioration of the spring inside the switch or due to the operating method. ORB's selector uses a rotary-type switch, so there is no need to worry about short circuits between devices due to switch deterioration or operation methods.
Condition notes
Excellent
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