Signal MKII

The Signal MKII seems like a dull grey cable, but we put a lot of our effort into this new generation of Signal in terms of all aspects. The original Signal was one of our first cables that uses the alloy design by smelting copper and silver together instead of using silver-plated copper, which was a very common design. The Signal MKII replaces the original formula with silver and copper of higher purity and then pulls the alloy into ultra-thin threads using state-of-the-art technology to greatly improve its acoustic performance and suppleness. The Signal MKII has now become one of the softness cables that we have ever made, and we doubt we can make it even softer without sacrificing the number of threads in the cable.

With the implementation of higher purity material, sound stage, separation, details, and clarity have been greatly improved. The listening experience is now much more dynamic than before. Each note feels more vivid while the background remains dark and clear, which is even more obvious when listening to the more complex arrangements in the music, for example, grand orchestral tracks. Bass-wise, the second generation allows heavier punches with better texture while maintaining the speed of bass from the original Signal. The new Signal MKII also has better treble extension thanks to the new alloy.

Some may wonder why the MKII is grey. The original Signal actually had three colors, green, orange, and purple. For the sake of standardization, we added a black sheath over the colorful cores to hide its playful personality, which makes customers think Signal is just a boring black cable. We wanted to upgrade the Signal in terms of design as well, and we felt grey is a color of a higher class than the usual black. At the same time, grey is still a monochrome color that can be easily matched with any earphone without too much contrast.