The Parable is a result of my latest thinking on analog interconnect design, and takes all of the technologies I have developed over the years to their extreme, which of course meant not designing to a price point, and using what I feel are the best materials for the job, regardless of cost. To this end, I started at the beginning, and looked at the basic building blocks of an analog interconnect cable, the wire (conductors), the shielding, the damping, the jacketing materials, the ends, etc... In short, I carefully considered each element in the cable, and picked those elements that worked together to achieve my goal of producing the "quietest" cable that I know how to make.

While I have always had custom wire drawn to my specifications, the wire used in the Parable is my best work yet. In addition to using the highest quality raw materials, and most advanced manufacturing techniques available (like all of my wire), I developed an insulator with a remarkable resistance to being excited, ie, it is very "dead", and has a very low Q ring. This wire has many upsides, but is also incredibly expensive to manufacture, so it is only suitable for cost no object products.

I then have this wire weaved into a proprietary braid, which forms the core of the Parable. The braid serves to tie the conductors together as one unit, while still allowing each conductor to be isolated from each other. Around this "core" unit, I then add various layers of damping and shielding materials; including, but not limited to, cotton, nylon, Teflon, mylar, SPC braid, carbon fiber, and others I will not disclose. All materials are chosen for their ability to work together to damp and shield the inner core from outside influence, as well as dissipate any energy that the conductor core may have picked up from the components they are tying together.

As an aside, all Parable's will be built by me personally, as I am the only one who knows exactly what goes into the cable, and I am not going to share this knowledge with anyone, anytime soon.