“The cables of the English brand TelluriumQ offer solid production quality and sound standards for a reasonable price. The Ultra Black II series cables keep up with the more expensive [deleted]”

“Tellurium Q’s new Ultra Black II is something special at the price. It has insight, grip and focus that you usually have to pay a lot more for – allied to an impressive lack of colouration and dramatic dynamics.”

“Vocals and music are in three dimensions that frees speakers and leaves only sound, mood and atmosphere. The speakers disappeared.”
‘Google Translation’

“Adding the Ultra Black II RCA interconnect reinforced this balance and opened up the sound stage, cymbal splashes became more obvious, and guitar notes more pronounced. It’s very much a leading edge cable, but avoids the forwardness that other cables of its ilk tend to introduce. It has a superb sense of immediacy and acoustic instruments like drum kits sound all the more real as a result.

Tellurium Q Ultra Black II is a remarkably coherent and ‘well-timed’ cable”

“The Tellurium Q Ultra Black cables achieve component status: that is to say, before changing any of your system’s components you should audition these cables first”

“naturalness , timbres and dynamics of these connectors are so remarkable that my packing and sending back is really very, very difficult – if it even still happens.”

“It seems as if the UB [Ultra Black RCA] has such precision with regards to timing that it gives a presentation which is very different to virtually every cable I’ve ever heard, no bloom added decay, colouration or drag”

“The first few seconds of play were more than enough to realise that Tellurium Q has got a very special design on its hands.”