The Audiophile Man: Silver III Speaker Cable

“My initial impressions were rather shocking……

Firstly, reflecting upon my [other brand] cable comparison, who would have thought that I’d be describing the Silver IIIs as great value for money? That was a surprise. I was also surprised at the reduction of noise across the soundstage, the enhanced detail related to that and the extra focus produced alongside.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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2026-04-10T15:07:40+01:00Tags: |

The Audiophileman: Statement Speaker Cable, RCA

“I never thought I would ever hear cables superior to the original Statement cables from Tellurium Q but hey, here they are, lying on my floor. The Statement IIs move onwards from the originals but they do so in a progressive manner. They don’t just tweak or nudge the sound quality on by a degree or two, the improvements are noteworthy enough to warrant that Mk.II label. The extra focus and clarity, the improved midrange insight, the enhanced bass power and more.

It’s as if the Statements offer a wider data path to allow more information to be transferred. It’s like most HiFi cabling is 32bit but the Statements are 64bit.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophileman

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The Audiophile Man: Statement Speaker Cable, XLR, RCA

“The Statements stand alone….The Statements rewrite the book for cables and, at this very moment, as I write this review, completely stand alone in the market. In sonic terms, the Statement cables are breath taking.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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The Audiophile Man: Ultra Silver XLR

“The result? Blimey, the balanced cables are good. Gracious me. And I place emphasis here because I’ve heard many balanced cables that sit off the back of my Benchmark DAC that are…fine. Without being truly effective or in any way striking. These cables were both.

Tellurium Q call these cables Ultra Silver II cables which infers that they offer an incremental improvement on what has gone before, but really? Really? If the company had slapped a new range name on the cables themselves? I would have easily believed it… They sound like a range hike above the Ultra Silver Is, actually. That’s how good they are.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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2025-11-03T16:07:48+00:00Tags: |

The Wave Online: Silver Diamond XLR

“For me, Silver Diamond series signal cable is one of the most impressive products of the year. It conveys details very realistically and giving a natural, clean sound with full power. Significantly, it maintains tonal balance and the phase is more accurate than some signal cables that are almost twice more expensive than this cable.”

– Wijit Boonchoo, Wave Online

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2025-11-03T11:42:37+00:00Tags: |

The Audiophile Man: Silver Diamond XLR

“The Silver Diamond interconnects blended a combination of smooth midrange, detail and focus plus an airy midrange to give a splendidly descriptive performance that never sounded pinched or cramped but, on the contrary, allowed the music to roam wherever it fancied. More than anything, this element of trusting the music to do whatever it wanted meant that every piece of music played though them was exciting.The Silver Diamond standard should arrive with a government warning, it’s dangerously easy to listen to these cables.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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2025-11-03T11:40:08+00:00Tags: |

The Audiophile Man: Ultra Silver II RCA Cable

“There’s far more clarity from the IIs …It’s very strange effect, actually. I asked myself, Where did all THAT come from?….

Tellurium Q call these cables Ultra Silver II cables which infers that they offer an incremental improvement on what has gone before, but really? Really? If the company had slapped a new range name on the cables themselves? I would have easily believed it… They sound like a range hike above the Ultra Silver Is, actually. That’s how good they are.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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2025-10-27T10:33:24+00:00Tags: |

The Audiophile Man: Ultra Black II Tone Arm Cable

“I noted the tight and precise arrangement of the vocal harmony which moved at pace with excellent transient performance. Notes began and stopped with alacrity…. I was also impressed with the focus and precision of the vocal and the guitar, in the midband and the bass from percussion. It gave the song a lean point of view, infused with accuracy and detail.An easy to install upgrade and one that will extend the life and boost the performance of your tonearm.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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2025-10-15T10:00:38+01:00Tags: |

The Audiophile Man: Ultra Silver Digital RCA/BNC Cable

“The thing about this cable is that, after 10 seconds of listening, there is so much good stuff to write about that you feel like typing four paragraphs worth of superlatives which destroys the listening flow, I can tell you.

The removal of a host of distortive noise gives music both space and time to flow forth. The increased silence and air that the TQ allowed into the music gives the sonics time to add both character and structure to each note. What you are faced with then is unparalleled character and focus that demands your attention.”

– Paul Rigby, The Audiophile Man

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2025-10-10T14:13:17+01:00Tags: |