High-performance interconnect for your subwoofer

Before he founded Tributaries in 1991, owner Joe Perfito spent 15 years working for McIntosh Laboratory, Inc. Back then, he says, the concept of designing cables based on sound scientific principles was considered extremely radical. That became his company's mission, though, and it continues to produce audio cables designed to curtail distortion, deliver reliable tonal balance, and reduce the noise floor to near zero to bring your music to life with rich detail.

Solid copper conductors for a super-clean signal

This cable uses ultra-pure, highly conductive, oxygen-free copper (HC-OFC) developed specifically for audio applications. Each conductor features solid (rather than stranded) gauge wires that allow for smooth, noise- and distortion-free signal transfer. So, whether you're using your subwoofer to support your stereo system's speakers or for impactful LFE (low-frequency effects) in your home theater setup, you'll hear a transparent, dynamic presentation of the deepest bass frequencies.

Twin-axial design with gold-plated connectors

This cable uses a precision-twisted twin-axial design with dedicated positive and negative conductors, plus dual shielding and gold-plated, solid-brass RCA connectors. It all adds up to clean, neutral signal transfer for bass frequencies so your subwoofer can perform its best.

Tributaries cables are built to last

Every Tributaries audio cable is hand-made by skilled technicians in Orlando, Florida, using high-quality materials. Each cable must pass strict multi-level quality controls and comes with the assurance of a limited lifetime warranty.