The Construction of RGAP RCA Interconnects:
The Centre (signal) conductor comprises of a bundle of 80 cores of 0.09mm Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductor, lightly twisted, and encased in a special foamed polyethylene insulating jacket.

Both channels are then individually screened to a low-noise specification with a 12-section x 9-strand spc braided OFC sheath, designed to achieve excellent RF rejection, very low capacitance and a low noise floor.

The final outer covering is a matte blue jacket with silver printing. The cable is terminated with gold-plated RCA connectors, which feature an easy grip, ergonomically designed barrel, a Teflon insulator, and matching matte blue jacket.

The Result:
The REDGUM RGAP ‘Audio Pipeline’ OFC RCA interconnect accurately extracts the maximum available information from a recording without ever erring towards artifice or over-emphasis. The Low Capacitance results in less high frequency attenuation and distortion.

What you get is a cable capable of clarity and signal integrity even over very long distances. Reproduction spans a broad and unencumbered frequency range with smooth, effortless and seamless integration from very low to very high frequencies, without introducing any unnatural peaks or troughs.

The Technicals:
These are real-world measurements of the totally-finished cable (i.e. including the gold RCA plug terminations):

The short Technical version:
Is it a good interconnect? – Yes, it is!