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Somebody Knows Professor Ohno ??? Oh...No ???

Me too... NO !!!

But I have got in my hands something valuable coming from his genius mind...

Back in 1980 - 1990(???), Japanese Dr. Ohno of the Chiba Institute of Technology in Japan had been granted by Professor to introduce the innovation of Ultra Pure Ohno Continuous Casting Uni-//Crystal //process, called** UP-OCC**...

This technology is very different compared to the traditional methods of casting and annealing metals as it uses heated molds to form the copper and silver into crystals of hundreds of feet in length, preventing crystal junctions and impurities that cloud the signal and pushing purity beyond 99.9999%. Besides making copper and silver physically stronger, the Ohno process brought immeasurable benefits to the world of audio, in terms of producing a natural sound with shocking detail and ultimate neutrality...

Nowadays, the final UP-OCC pure copper has reached the 6N purity(99.99998%) and the silver has reached the 7N( 99.99999%) purity !!!

Last few years only three(3) industries adopted this method to produce ultra fine and pure uni crystallized metals and some small companies began to bring them into the Hi-fi industry...

So...after long time thinking, it was decided to build some cables using this high quality materials, and collecting started...

Some stuff for interconnects...

some characteristics of UPOCC wires...

And some stuff for Speaker Cables... 2 mm solid silver wire !!!

All stuff was gathered and project started... in two steps...

**1) ..... (3) pairs of 1 meter Interconnects...

2) ..... (1) pair of 1.8 meters Speaker Cables**

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The parts for **Interconnects...

- Conductors : 12 meters** of 7Ν Ultra Pure Ohno Continuous Casting Uni-Crystal Silver Wire 1.00 mm ...

**- Insulation - Dielectric :** Clear PTFE Teflon tube with fat wall for first insulation, color PTFE Teflon tube with thin wall for secondary insulation and labeling polarity, over sized Shrink PTFE Teflon tube in the ends for security...

**- Jacks :** 12 ultimate quality Locking Tellurium Copper rca jacks with Carbon cover tubes...

The parts for Speaker Cables**...

- Conductors : 7.2 meters** of 7Ν Ultra Pure Ohno Continuous Casting Uni-Crystal Silver Wire 2.00 mm ...

**- Insulation - Dielectric :** Clear PTFE Teflon tube with fat wall for first insulation, color PTFE Teflon tube with thin wall for secondary insulation and labeling polarity, over-sized Shrink PTFE Teflon tube in the ends for security...

**- Jacks :** 8 ultimate quality Locking Tellurium Copper banana jacks with Carbon cover tubes...

We start with detailed record of lengths and steps to make our work easier and less confused...

First, we dry the 1.00 mm wire with hot air gun, clean it with clear cotton clothe and cut it in 12 lengths of 1 meter...

Cutting of the wires and tubes...

and getting them together...

Next... We pass the 1.00 mm conductors in the first clear ptfe teflon fat wall tube with diameter slightly wider from conductor's...

It is prohibited to touch the fine conductor with hand... We use clean cotton gloves or.... cotton socks...

Ready... 12 conductors inside clear Teflon tube...

The ends of the (+) conductors longer and signed for fitting exactly the jacks...

Next... inserting the allready insulated conductor in wider diameter color ptfe tube for a) more air b) polarity coding c) best appearance

red for (+)

white for (-)

Ready...

6 conductors for (+)

and 6 conductors for (-)

Loose twist 7 times each pair, stick temporarily one end with paper tape and next very important step... soldering the other end to tellurium shielded copper plug with best quality paste and silver solder...

with support of self - inspired clamp...

Insert 3 pieces of 10 cm of over sized clear shrink Teflon tube in the middle of the wire and the two ends, for tighten and security, and finally solder the other pair of ends...

Check with hands for soldering to be hard, check with eyes for well build, check with multimeter for electrical confections... and

READY to go...