Leyline4X has been designed to bring out the best performance from today\u2019s increasingly sophisticated yet affordably priced electronics and loudspeakers and provide consistent and reliable service in environments where cables may be non-removable.<\/p>\n
Our latest XLPE dielectric brings a huge improvement over the previous (and more commonly used) PVC. This move follows the successful introduction of Taylon\u00ae as a phase-stable insulation material in the flagship SarumT and ChordMusic speaker cables and the subsequent roll-out of XLPE across our speaker cable ranges.<\/p>\n
Leyline4X builds on the time-proven Leyline platform and brings the advantages of XLPE technology, cementing its position as the market-leader in performance and value for hi-fi, home cinema and custom installations.<\/p>\n
For installers, the cable is metre-marked and is supplied in an easy-access 152m pull-box; it comes with a EN50575 DCA-S2, D2, A1 CPR rating. It also features a rip-cord to aid stripping of the outer jacket.<\/p>\n
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Product history<\/strong><\/p>\n The original Chord Leyline speaker cable came into being during the first wave of home A\/V set-ups. \u00a0 Amplifiers for all rooms were often fitted in one place. This meant long (and sometimes very long) runs of speaker cable throughout the structure.\u00a0 It also meant that the cable had to be discreet and affordable.\u00a0 There were already a lot of cheap cables available, so we needed to develop something better.\u00a0 Size restrictions meant using 16 or 14 AWG conductors.\u00a0 Long runs meant using a twisted pair design – which was handy because we we were already using twisted pair geometry for speaker cables.<\/p>\n The problem came with longer runs and potential signal issues. We solved this by tin-plating the conductors. It produced a cable that didn’t suffer over-brightness and could carry high-frequency detail over longer runs.<\/p>\n Leyline is a great choice for rear speakers in multi-channel systems. \u00a0It can be used with pretty much whatever level of speaker cable you choose for the front speakers, with no loss of overall balance.<\/p>\n
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