The FFT module, as mentioned above connects to any of the mains cables (currently only Helios and Eros, but will be expanded to the full range later this year) via a special fit connection point. This connection point comes as standard on all cables, so the FFT module can be added at any time. 

The FFT module is a small unit, housed in an aluminium chassis with acrylic base and top plates, to help with the removal of vibration. 

The FFT Module is only compatible with the new range of cables, as the connection point will need to be pre installed, so older models will not be able to be modified to accept this new technology. 

The FFT module mounts with velcro straps, which wrap around the main cable body. The module itself is powered with a separate power supply which connects directly into the module. This will require a further Power socket to be used. Later this year we will be launching a 5 in one power supply, which will allow 5 cables to be run iff one power supply in order to allow them to be powered from one single socket. 

The FFT module improves further on our technology found in our earlier models and creates an instant sonic difference. While our cables do still offer RFI & EMI protection, so still offer customers sonic improvement by eradicating RMI & EMI interference, the FFT model further improves the eradication process creating a much airier, clean sound with more inky black silence and clarity through the music.

The FFT module can be installed / removed at any time so is ideal for dealers or distributors as an “add on” as it is an easy demonstration to show the advantages that can be heard when it is attached. It is very simple to attach so can be done by customers, and is supplied with full instructions on how to do this. 

FFT is patent pending and we feel is a true game changer in the industry. Never before has mains cables been able to completely eradicate the effects of airborne interference. Our R&D Department felt it was necessary to develop a technology to battle these negative effects, as RFI & EMI will only continue to become more and more of a problem with the use of more wireless technologies.