KIMBER TONIK

View online review whf.cm/KimberTonik The Tonik sits on the first rung of Kimber’s analogue interconnects ladder; but that doesn’t stop it from showcasing many of the company’s trademark design touches. The most obvious of these is the use of braided conductors. This is a type of conductor construction that is especially good at rejecting electrical noise and interference. You will also find that the conductors differ in terms of thickness, something that is claimed to cover the frequency range better than just a single size would. There are three conductors in the Tonik, all made of high-purity copper and coated in a polyethylene dielectric. “IF YOU FEEL YOUR SYSTEM’S PRESENTATION COULD DO WITH AN INJECTION OF ENERGY, THIS IS CERTAINLY A GOOD OPTION” The Tonik also comes with a choice of…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, June 2022

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