Need a Jump? Use an Analysis Plus Clear Oval 12"-long jumper cable if you've got a biwire-capable loudspeaker
that you want to configure for non-biwire use while still getting the best possible sound.
The name says it all. Clear Oval is such a transparent cable, Analysis Plus even made the outer jacket of clear PVC.
"Everything sounded just a little bit clearer and more refined," reports the March 2002 issue of Good Sound! magazine.
"The top-to-bottom balance of the sound was also better. "
Designed just like the company's highly-acclaimed Oval 12, but using 14 awg wire instead of 12 awg,
Clear Oval offers much of the same performance but at a much lower price. It makes beautiful use of the Analysis Plus
patent-pending hollow oval woven design in which every conductor wire is statistically as close to the return current as every other wire.
The result is evenly distributed current density that adds up to better signal transfer than conventional solid-conductor cable designs.
Clear Oval is handcrafted with special high-purity oxygen free copper combined with a computer-matched dielectric to give the best possible response.
It is factory terminated with crimped-on 1/4" gold-plated spade lug connectors on one end and banana plugs on the other end.
The difference between Clear Oval and other cables in its price range is clear. And so is the performance.
"I enjoyed the increased weight and power of the music, along with the system's improved transparency, concludes Good Sound!
magazine in their Analysis Plus interconnect and speaker cable review. "The cables are also well-built, attractively designed, and,
perhaps most importantly, priced reasonably enough that the cost of this upgrade is easy to justify."