Manfred Oehlbach believes there is a enthusiast-led renaissance in quality stereo reproduction. His aim with the Fusion is to offer a really serious High-End cable at a relatively affordable price, so that everyone can enjoy this level of performance. The Fusion Two offers the best price / performance ratio from Oehlbach, competing with cables up to 4 times the price. The cable will be exclusively made to order at the company HQ in Stutensee, Germany.
Fusion Two is an all copper cable using outstanding quality simple components and design to deliver audiophile per¬formance (single crystal conductor, large surface area / low volume, large conductor cross section (12 × 0.45mm2), time compensation through foil wrapping, well designed and expertly assembled terminations).
Although expensive, Fusion is something of a bargain as it takes on exotic competitors with four figure prices, delivering High-end Swiss / German engineering at contextually sensible prices. Oehlbach say this about Fusion;
“we have never before experienced such a natural and dynamic sound.”
“delivers the superb staging and levels of clarity you usually only get in cables that are 4-5 times more expensive”
Unique construction – a world first Oehlbach technology
Each signal path has 12 ultra-pure HPOCC® Copper solid cores of 0.45mm, each wrapped in a very thin 10 micron skin of ultra pure HPOCC® Copper foil. This gives a large surface area with very little volume. This foil-wrap is a world first Oehlbach technology and is fiendishly difficult and expensive to manufacture.
- every single strand of solid core and wound foil is further insulated with a PET Mylar wrap.
- the HPOCC® technology gives a single crystal structure for minimal resistance within the conductor.
- the resulting cable is slim, easy to use and very long lasting (Oehlbach lifetime warranty)
The result of this geometry is to allow transfer of the high and low frequencies in conductors that are ideal for each part of the audio spectrum. It also offers time compensation between high and low frequencies, taking advantage of the skin effect of the large surface area of the foil.