Stealth Swift V16 Analog Interconnect

Swift is Stealth's entry point to its analog interconnects, developed during 2008 and in production from early 2009. The brief was correct tonality and good resolution at a very good price-to-performance ratio, and Stealth's own verdict is that it does nothing wrong.

Although the technology differs, Swift can be thought of as a simplified Metacarbon, and it sounds like one: about as neutral and as extended, if not quite as transparent or refined. It is an easy way to bring Stealth's tonal balance into a system at a sensible cost.

Construction

• RCA connectors (from 2015): locking RCAs with carbon shells and rhodium-over-silver plated contacts
• XLR connectors: Neutrik (Switzerland)
• Every Stealth cable is tested on a purpose-built Stealth machine that flexes and shakes it under connection and flags any loss of continuity, even for a few microseconds

Specifications

• Type: line-level analog interconnect
• Terminations: RCA or XLR
• In production since early 2009

Ordering

Lengths: 0.6 m, 0.75 m, 1.0 m, 1.5 m, 2.0 m; connector/type options: RCA, XLR. Priced per stereo pair. Other lengths on request.