Synergistic Research Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect

Synergistic Research Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect

Galileo LUX Digital Interconnects (RCA/SPDIF and AES/EBU) are built around a geometry specific to each digital protocol, rather than the ribbon-laminate design used in Galileo LUX's analog cables — digital transmission's stricter impedance and timing requirements call for a different approach. At the core are pure 6N silver AirStrings suspended in a true air dielectric, paired with a protocol-specific UEF compound intended to refine timing stability and reduce RF noise around the conductors. It undergoes Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process, shared with the rest of the Galileo LUX line. As an authorized Synergistic Research dealer in Toronto, Canada, Vinyl Sound can help you choose the right termination for your DAC and transport.

Key Features

• Available in RCA (SPDIF) and XLR (AES/EBU) terminations
• Pure 6N silver conductors, geometry built specifically for each digital protocol
• UEF Matrix Shielding derived from the SRX XL series
• Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process
• Standard silver SR20 RCA or XLR connectors

Technical Specifications

Recognition

The Galileo series has been recognized by several audio publications, though specific award names were not provided in the source material — confirm details with Synergistic Research before publishing this section.

Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect FAQ

RCA or XLR — which do I need?
RCA is used for SPDIF digital connections; XLR for AES/EBU. Check your DAC and transport's digital input/output labeling, or ask your Vinyl Sound dealer.

Is this the same cable as the Galileo LUX Interconnect for analog?
No — the analog Interconnect uses a silver ribbon laminate design, while this Digital Interconnect uses a protocol-specific geometry built for digital transmission's impedance and timing requirements.

Synergistic Research Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect

Galileo LUX Digital Interconnects (RCA/SPDIF and AES/EBU) are built around a geometry specific to each digital protocol, rather than the ribbon-laminate design used in Galileo LUX's analog cables — digital transmission's stricter impedance and timing requirements call for a different approach. At the core are pure 6N silver AirStrings suspended in a true air dielectric, paired with a protocol-specific UEF compound intended to refine timing stability and reduce RF noise around the conductors. It undergoes Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process, shared with the rest of the Galileo LUX line. As an authorized Synergistic Research dealer in Toronto, Canada, Vinyl Sound can help you choose the right termination for your DAC and transport.

Key Features

• Available in RCA (SPDIF) and XLR (AES/EBU) terminations
• Pure 6N silver conductors, geometry built specifically for each digital protocol
• UEF Matrix Shielding derived from the SRX XL series
• Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process
• Standard silver SR20 RCA or XLR connectors

Technical Specifications

Recognition

The Galileo series has been recognized by several audio publications, though specific award names were not provided in the source material — confirm details with Synergistic Research before publishing this section.

Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect FAQ

RCA or XLR — which do I need?
RCA is used for SPDIF digital connections; XLR for AES/EBU. Check your DAC and transport's digital input/output labeling, or ask your Vinyl Sound dealer.

Is this the same cable as the Galileo LUX Interconnect for analog?
No — the analog Interconnect uses a silver ribbon laminate design, while this Digital Interconnect uses a protocol-specific geometry built for digital transmission's impedance and timing requirements.

Synergistic Research Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect

Galileo LUX Digital Interconnects (RCA/SPDIF and AES/EBU) are built around a geometry specific to each digital protocol, rather than the ribbon-laminate design used in Galileo LUX's analog cables — digital transmission's stricter impedance and timing requirements call for a different approach. At the core are pure 6N silver AirStrings suspended in a true air dielectric, paired with a protocol-specific UEF compound intended to refine timing stability and reduce RF noise around the conductors. It undergoes Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process, shared with the rest of the Galileo LUX line. As an authorized Synergistic Research dealer in Toronto, Canada, Vinyl Sound can help you choose the right termination for your DAC and transport.

Key Features

• Available in RCA (SPDIF) and XLR (AES/EBU) terminations
• Pure 6N silver conductors, geometry built specifically for each digital protocol
• UEF Matrix Shielding derived from the SRX XL series
• Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process
• Standard silver SR20 RCA or XLR connectors

Technical Specifications

Recognition

The Galileo series has been recognized by several audio publications, though specific award names were not provided in the source material — confirm details with Synergistic Research before publishing this section.

Galileo LUX Digital Interconnect FAQ

RCA or XLR — which do I need?
RCA is used for SPDIF digital connections; XLR for AES/EBU. Check your DAC and transport's digital input/output labeling, or ask your Vinyl Sound dealer.

Is this the same cable as the Galileo LUX Interconnect for analog?
No — the analog Interconnect uses a silver ribbon laminate design, while this Digital Interconnect uses a protocol-specific geometry built for digital transmission's impedance and timing requirements.