Ricable Invictus Speaker Reference MKII - single-wire - bananas

The improved R-TEC main dielectric optimizes electrical transfer, ensuring a cleaner and more detailed audio signal. In addition, the redefined design, in line with the Reference series, not only enriches one's Hi-Fi system with a refined aesthetic, but also enhances its magnificence, transforming each system into a sonic and visual work of art.

The sound performance is characterised by a marked improvement in dynamics and control, full-bodied and firm bass, well defined, always a great feeling of cleanliness and no listening fatigue. The voices well separated from the musical fabric allow to reach a new level of soundstage, with all the instruments well placed on their respective sound planes.

When the Substance does the Difference.

From an aesthetic point of view little has changed, the Reference can be recognised from its predecessor Invictus by its larger size and the non-magnetic/shielded carbon cable separation block, but in substance it is a completely different cable. The conductors, still in 7N Marc copper, have increased from 970 to 1,038 wires, which make up, together with the polymer-insulated central conductor, each 7.6 mm2 hexaphonic conductor.

The real innovation is in the double dielectric, made from two newly developed R-TEC polymers, which decisively improves the dielectric constant and, consequently, the flow of the audio signal in the form of INTERCONNECT low-voltage electricity, and at the same time enhances the functionality of the semiconductor (RNR Noise Reduction), which has also been improved.

L'Innovation merges with the tradition.

An improved Germanium semiconductor (RNR technology Ricable Noise Reduction) on all conductors reduces background noise and hiss generated by audio media. The conductors are in the traditional Hexaphonic Geometry with as many as 1,038 0.08 mm wires structured in triple twisted on a polymer insulated centre conductor.

Another important step has been taken in terms of insulation and shielding. We introduced a new insulating material in the cable, in combination with the treated cotton. This operation allowed us to further strengthen the double shielding, without altering the electrical characteristics of the conductors, thus further increasing the degree of neutrality and transparency in sound reproduction.