Bob from Cerious here...I only have a few minutes before my wife chains me back to my workbench to make cables but I wanted to further explain our use of Graphene. While we call things "wires" most of the time it is a number of individual wires wound into a bundles. When a signal travels through each strand it tends to stay in the individual strand it started in until a high amplitude transient hits and then electrons "jump" from strand to strand. Bundles of wires, therefore, behave as semiconductors - and even worse - semiconductors that change behavior with changing amplitude. In simple terms this wire bundle changes sonic characteristics with volume. Keeping in mind music is all transients - not a good thing.
We fill in the voids between strands with Graphene so there is an easy path for electrons to travel from strand to strand virtually eliminating the semiconductor characteristic and yes our ceramic is a conductor. I know because I invented it...
Lastly no one has used anything like Graphene as a conductor before. Graphite is made by baking specific fabrics at high temps to char the structure of each strand of fabric "Nano" carbon or Graphite as used in the past was simply produced by starting with finer threads before baking. Not exactly high tech and certainly not Graphene.
Thanks everyone and I so appreciate the support. I am working as long and as fast as I can but ultimately it only reaches your hands when it is perfect with no corners cut. "yes, Honey...time to make the cables...time to make the cables...time to make the cables..."
We fill in the voids between strands with Graphene so there is an easy path for electrons to travel from strand to strand virtually eliminating the semiconductor characteristic and yes our ceramic is a conductor. I know because I invented it...
Lastly no one has used anything like Graphene as a conductor before. Graphite is made by baking specific fabrics at high temps to char the structure of each strand of fabric "Nano" carbon or Graphite as used in the past was simply produced by starting with finer threads before baking. Not exactly high tech and certainly not Graphene.
Thanks everyone and I so appreciate the support. I am working as long and as fast as I can but ultimately it only reaches your hands when it is perfect with no corners cut. "yes, Honey...time to make the cables...time to make the cables...time to make the cables..."
