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    Premium Binding Post Made with Cardas Copper

    Made from premium Cardas Copper, the Cardas Patented Binding Post (CPBP), designed as an OEM system, can replace most stock binding posts. A single knob tightens both spades of the speaker cable at the same time, without tools.

    Binding posts are sold in pairs, with a pair consisting of a positive (+) and negative (-) post, and the associated hardware (dual insulator plate, nuts, washers, etc.).

    "Quite Simply the Best Copper on the Planet"

    The Cardas Patented Binding Post uses Cardas Copper, which George Cardas of Cardas Audio developed for his premium cables. This copper costs 20% more than the famous Japanese-made PCOCC copper that most experts formerly rated as the world's finest copper.

    George’s copper is mined in Arizona, then shipped to a New England factory where it is very S-L-O-W-L-Y drawn into conductors in a process that includes reduction annealing between steps to further purify and meld the copper into what George calls "the most amazing audio conductor I have ever experienced. It is quite simply the best copper on the planet."

    "The bottom line is that the best phono cartridges manufactured in the world, the best transformer winders, and the best cable manufactures in the world are converting to this smooth sounding Cardas Grade One Copper," George reports.

    "It is simply stunning how using a combination of space age technology (reduction annealing) and ancient drawing process (diamond dies and a slow multi stage annealing) can result in such a refined product."

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