Acoustic Revive RHC-2.5UL-TripleC-FM Premium Headphone Cable Ultrasone/Sony

Acoustic Revive RHC-2.5UL-TripleC-FM

Premium headphone cable Acoustic Revive RHC-2.5UL-TripleC-FM
The RHC series is the first of its kind in the world. Introducing the first headphone cable with noise suppression. Several main models of headphone cables are available.

Uses PC-Triple C
It adopts the new generation PC-Triple C conductor, produced through a forging process developed as the world’s first audio-dedicated conductor.

The advantage of a single conductor
The Acoustic Revive headphone cable is the first in the world to use a single-wire conductor. Until now, headphone cables used stranded conductors made by twisting together thin wires. However, this structure causes parasitic currents—the so-called filament jump effect—when current flows between the thin wires, generating distortion, noise, and random interference.
A single-wire conductor, on the other hand, does not produce parasitic currents, thereby eliminating distortion and unwanted noise.

Teflon insulation and double-conductor shielding – a rarity in headphone cables
The conductive performance of a cable depends not only on the conductor but also on the insulating material and cable structure. Acoustic Revive uses Teflon as the insulating material due to its excellent relative dielectric constant. Compared to PVC insulation (dielectric constant 5.6), Teflon (dielectric constant 2.1) minimizes transmission loss, achieving outstanding signal transfer speed.

Furthermore, while typical headphone cables use a single-core coaxial structure that inevitably creates a condition difference between the hot (+) and cold (-) poles and results in phase distortion, Acoustic Revive employs a double-shielded dual-conductor structure, in which the hot (+) and cold (-) operate under identical conditions, ensuring precise phase accuracy.
Sound quality is further enhanced through high-end construction choices such as natural silk padding, which prevents static electricity, and PC-Triple C shielding, which blocks external noise.

Equipped with Finemet beads to completely eliminate transmission noise
Acoustic Revive is equipped with Finemet beads, an exclusive technology (the first in the world for headphone cables) capable of completely eliminating transmission noise. This prevents noise generated by audio devices such as headphone amplifiers from reaching the headphones, achieving an exceptionally high signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio.
Finemet Beads is a registered trademark of Hitachi Metals.

All connectors are original and completely non-magnetic
The Acoustic Revive headphone cable uses original connectors with rhodium-plated finishes and a completely non-magnetic structure. Until now, all headphone connectors inevitably produced magnetic distortion due to ferromagnetic materials such as iron cores or base nickel plating. The Acoustic Revive cable, however, eliminates magnetic distortion, delivering a pure, transparent, and distortion-free sound.

Headphone terminals with non-magnetic structure and vibration damping
Dedicated terminals have also been developed for Ultrasone & Sony, Shure, Sennheiser 650, and Sennheiser 800. These feature a completely non-magnetic, vibration-damping design. All surfaces are silver- and rhodium-plated, and maximum conductivity is achieved through the combination of different metals with a body made of aerospace-grade 2017S aluminum alloy.