Synergistic Research Galileo LUX USB Cable

Synergistic Research Galileo LUX USB Cable

Galileo LUX USB extends the LUX loom to USB digital transfer. Like Galileo LUX Ethernet, it does not use the silver ribbon laminate architecture found in the AC, interconnect, and speaker cables elsewhere in the line — USB's strict impedance, timing, and signal integrity requirements call for a geometry built specifically around the USB protocol instead. It's built around pure 6N silver conductors with a UEF compound intended to shape the digital field boundary conditions affecting microdetail and timing, and 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 connect your computer or music server, including our Voodoo or Quark, to your DAC.

Key Features

• Pure 6N silver conductors, geometry designed specifically for the USB protocol (not the ribbon-laminate design used in Galileo LUX's analog cables)
• UEF compound intended to reduce jitter and refine digital signal integrity
• UEF Matrix Shielding derived from the SRX XL series
• Synergistic Research's most advanced High Voltage Conditioning process

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 USB FAQ

Is this cable different from the other Galileo LUX cables?
Yes — like the Galileo LUX Ethernet cable, USB has strict impedance and timing requirements, so this cable uses a different conductor geometry than the AC, interconnect, and speaker cables in the Galileo LUX line, which use a silver ribbon laminate design.

USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 — is there a difference?
Not specified in the source material — confirm available USB standards, length, and connector details with Synergistic Research or your Vinyl Sound dealer before publishing.