Author name: furutech

Product Review, Sound Rebels (Poland)

Sound Rebels 2025/03 – NCF Power Vault

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Furutech NCF Power Vault-E English ver.
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Opinion 1

It would seem that after more than a decade from the premiere, and a reminder in the form of the NCF version, which we hosted together with the insane V-1, the top of the line Pure Power 6 is for Furutech, at least when it comes to power distribution, an evident and final magnum opus. In short, their R&D department has hit the proverbial wall, hit a glass ceiling and thus proved that it doesn’t get any better. Apparently however, in the meantime, a new „human factor” appeared in their ranks, who did not know this is the case and, whether by accident,

HiFi Choice (UK), Product Review

HiFi Choice 2025/03

MANY DEVICES PRODUCE RF
noise that can interfere with the
sound from your audio system.
Mobile phones and computer
systems generate RFI that can be
picked up by your house wiring.
Also, low-quality switched-mode
power supplies, such as those often
supplied with chargers can generate
high-frequency noise that can be
injected back into your ring main
and further pollute the sound.

HiFi Choice (UK), Product Review

HiFi Choice 2025/03

ALTHOUGH FINE FOR connecting
printers to your PC, computer-grade
USB cables are not really up to the job
for audio applications. They may be
low cost, but using them to connect
your PC to an external DAC can result
in unwanted effects on the data signal
being transmitted. These effects can
manifest themselves as errors in the
digital data stream, which the DAC
in turn has to correct.

Phileweb(Japan), Product Review

Phileweb (Japan) 2025/02

Furutech’s NCF Plus(R) Series Y-Lugs & Banana Plugs: The Pinnacle of Speaker
Cable Termination
Furutech has long been renowned for pushing the limits of component performance, consistently
delivering high-end audio accessories that set new benchmarks. This commitment to excellence has
been recognized once again, as Furutech’s latest NCF Plus(R) Y-Lugs (CF-201 NCF Plus(R)) and
Banana Plugs (CF-202 NCF Plus(R)) have won the prestigious Grand Prix at the Audio Accessory
Excellence Awards 2025.

Product Review, The Absolute Sound (USA)

The Absolute Sound 2025/01

“I gave the NCFs a go on my Pass Labs preamp and dCS Puccini multiplayer. Damn! Yes, the
impression was subtle and required recordings of sufficient resolution and harmonic
complexity to detect. But it was like giving the soundstage a good sweeping—or taking a
dust cloth to a surface and revealing more of the true finish beneath a fine layer of grime.
Details and transient cues just had a little more pop and definition.

Product Review, Sound Rebels (Poland)

Sound Rebels 2025/01

Tak tak, to nie jest żadne déjà vu, bowiem tytułowe okablowanie zasilające miało już swoje pięć minut na naszym portalu. Konstrukcja z założenia limitowana, jednak finalnie okazała się seryjnym produktem linii V-1 japońskiego Furutecha. Jak prawdopodobnie wielu z Was pamięta na tyle znakomita w swym działaniu, że po dogłębnej sesji testowej został w systemie odniesienia na stałe. Jaki zatem jest sens kolejnego podejścia do tematu? Jeśli komuś wydaje się, iż to zwyczajne odgrzewanie kotleta zapewniam, że wręcz przeciwnie.

Product Review, Sound Rebels (Poland)

Sound Rebels 2024/12

Może dziwnie zabrzmi to na samym wstępie, lecz fakty są takie a nie inne i jasno wskazują, że niniejszą publikacją kończymy naszą beletrystyczną przygodę z topową serią Project V1 Furutecha. Mieliśmy bowiem to szczęście i niezwykłą przyjemność gościć w redakcyjnych systemach praktycznie (wyjątek stanowi przewód gramofonowy Project-V1-T) wszystko, co Japończycy na szczycie swego portfolio raczyli byli umieścić.

Product Review, The Audiophile Man (UK)

The Audiophile Man 2024/10

We know how analogue cables can enhance and improve the sound of your turntable, amplifiers and more. This is also true of your digital equipment. We also know – well some of us, at any rate – that outside influences give this so-called “perfect” carrier signal a jab, a push and a tweak. This parasitic noise can affect the final sound. Jitter, crosstalk, EMI, RF and the rest can damage the quality from digital equipment.

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