HiFi Plus: Silver III speaker cable, XLR and RCA

“Silver III represents both a significant leap forward in performance over Silver II and lends itself to more upmarket equipment partnerships. So, significant in fact that Tellurium Q decided a matching set of interconnects werein order.

Having checked several of the latest generation of Tellurium Q cables against their predecessors, this seems to be a common theme; the cables are improving across the board, and they are also allowing more high-end performance. But perhaps more importantly, they do this beyond the direct comparison with TQ’s existing cable range.

Tellurium Q Silver III is one of those easy recommendations. At its price, it’s hard to beat for overall value. It takes what made Silver II so popular and adds so much more.”

– Alan Sircom, HiFi Plus magazine

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HiFi Plus: Black II XLR Cable

“Black balances being neutral and transparent enough to bring out the best in middleweight audio, but not so open or shut in as to highlight its shortcomings or limit its potential to fly. It doesn’t matter why Black II works, what’s important is that it does. “It’s a cable to enjoy music by”

– HiFi Plus, Issue 204

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2026-05-07T11:01:47+01:00Tags: |

HiFi Plus: Statement XLR Cable

“In a matter of seconds, you’ll hear which of the current crop of singers is talented, and which ones have been subtly tweaked by a bit of judicious compression in the high frequencies. And that’s a real shock.

The absence of imposed tonality, timbre, and coloration in Statement II allows an unprecedented level of insight into the recording and production techniques used in the music.”

– HiFi Plus Awards edition

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2026-01-30T14:14:40+00:00Tags: |

HiFi Plus: Statement Speaker Cable

“But this highlights the great difference about Tellurium Q Statement II; when you put it up against other cables – including its predecessor – the other cables sound like they are imposing their own characteristics on the sound.

Tellurium Q Statement was a revelation prising open the sound of your music in a way you might not have thought possible before. And if you liked what Statement did, Statement II does it better.

The revealing quality of the cable doesn’t come with a harsh edge. It shows what your system does, but it doesn’t push you to change that system.

If you have Statement, should you buy Statement II. Normally, this is time for some fence sitting, but here it’s an emphatic ‘yes’!”

– Alan Sircom, HiFi Plus magazine

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HiFi Plus: Statement Speaker Cable, RCA, XLR

“I also love the dynamics that Statement delivers, even compared to similar beefy cables…..This is a telling piece and not an easy one to deliver in a domestic setting but with this cable it became realistic and totally compelling. At the other end of the scale, the quieter end, this cable is exceptionally good at pulling out the details that make a singer or instrument palpably real.

I could rave on about this extraordinary cable but realise that at this price you won’t believe me: the only way to find out is to listen for yourself. But beware; once you hear what Tellurium Q is capable of you won’t forget the experience in a hurry. You have been warned!”

– Jason Kennedy, HiFi Plus

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HiFi Plus: Black USB

“I was impressed by the way the Tellurium Q cables seemed to approach transients (both leading and trailing edge) and cohere the sound of the music temporally. Although I am not sure how a digital cable can influence the timing of a musical signal, it’s clear through audition that the Tellurium Q cables do just that.”

– Nicholas Ripley, HiFi Plus

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2025-11-04T16:05:20+00:00Tags: |