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Wireworld was founded with the unique mission of perfecting audio cables through objective listening tests. These scientific tests ensure that each new generation of cables we produce lets you hear more of the original sound than previous cables. After five years of development beyond our highly acclaimed Series 7, we... [Details]

Green Initiative Wireworld Cable Technology is committed to doing our part for our ecology and the betterment of the planet. Sound isn't the only thing we'd like to see getting clearer, so we are introducing corporate green initiatives. Read more about our company's sustainability efforts here. [Details]

At the 2017 NAMM Show, Wireworld of Davie, Florida was honored with the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Milestone Award for 25 years of service in the music products industry. Read more ... [Details]

Florida cable manufacturer Wireworld Pro Audio and Los Angeles based studio wiring specialist Studio Solutions, are introducing the Evo-Snake studio cables, featuring a patented conductor geometry that improves audible and measurable fidelity. Read more ... [Details]

Wireworld Cable Technology, one of the world's most respected brands of high performance audio and video cables, announces the development of two new Category 8 cables for high speed media network applications. Read more ... [Details]

The Issue. Music that has passed through a conventional audio snake sounds smeared and compressed when compared to the original incoming signal. Read more ... [Details]

How can an upgrade cable improve streaming fidelity when Ethernet already transfers files perfectly? Read more ... [Details]

The HDMI connection system has evolved in many ways since it was introduced, but the cable configuration has not changed at all. However, an alternate configuration was added in V1.4 to support Ethernet and the Audio Return Channel. Other than that, the only changes that affect cables are the increased... [Details]

The Value of Neutral Cables Neutrality is essential to lifelike music reproduction because the highest fidelity can only be achieved by minimizing audible changes through each link in the audio chain.  These changes, commonly known as colorations, are actually distortions that lower fidelity because they filter delicate musical information and... [Details]