We build our cables differently.

The cotton component

Cables affect the sound of an audio system in subtle but important ways. Conventional dielectric materials habitually used in today's market (such as Teflon, PVC, Polyethylene and rigid polymers) vibrate along with the conductors, hardening the sound and ultimately compromising the original audio signal. When a cable loom adds sibilance and other high frequency timbral and temporal smearing, music becomes less realistic and ultimately less enjoyable.

We strive to prioritize musical communication through a careful attention to the sonic impact of every element that is part of our products. We choose cotton as a dielectric because it keeps the tinned-copper conductors quiet without any of the sympathetic resonance of most other insulators. This allows reproduced music to sound open, natural, transparent, and holographic. We believe these auditory attributes are worth preserving. 

Luna Cables Neo-Vintage

The conductors used throughout our cables are made exclusively for us, using vintage braiding equipment. At this stage, a layer of waxed cotton is applied to delicately braided strands of tinned copper, providing a dielectric (electrical insulation) that has stood the test of time. Our exclusive Luna Cables Neo-Vintage (LCNV) conductors are made to our unique specifications, and they make up the foundation of our entire lineup.

HANDCRAFTED

From braiding the LCNV conductors; soldering the connectors; applying the outer cotton jacket, to completing all the finishing touches, each cable is handcrafted by the designer Danny Labrecque himself. This ensures the highest standard of quality performance.

Danny Labrecque

Danny has been curious about both music and the technical aspects of high-performance audio since he began taking apart microphones, old instruments, and radios as a child.

While working in a renowned audio store as a young adult in downtown Montréal he tinkered with his own designs for various playback systems; namely turntables, speakers, and cables. It was during this time that he had the opportunity to listen to some old audio conductors salvaged from a vintage radio unit and the sound was a revelation.

Over the course of the next several years, through extensive testing and research, he discovered the factors responsible for making those vintage designs so special.

Luna Cables was born.