AudioQuest's Flat Series speaker cable is built around a Semi–Solid Concentric design. While this is not as transparent as AudioQuest's Solid–Core Conductors, Semi–Solid wire is significantly more resolved than conventional stranded bundle wire
Semi–Solid Concentric Packed Conductors are used in some of AudioQuest's AC power and speaker cables as a cost–effective, flexible alternative to typical stranded conductors
Semi–Solid Concentric Packed Conductors use fewer, larger strands that do not change position down the length of the cable. While solid conductors are the complete solution to strand distortion, Semi–Solid Concentric Packed Conductors avoid many of the distortion mechanisms of stranded conductors
LGC allows a smoother and clearer sound than cables using regular OFHC (Oxygen–Free High–Conductivity) copper. OFHC is a general metal industry specification regarding "loss" without any concern for distortion
LGC has fewer oxides within the conducting material, less impurities, less grain boundaries, and definitively better performance. G–2 cables use LGC strands in a Semi–Solid Concentric Packed Conductor arrangement
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With a semi–solid concentric design, AudioQuest G2 Flat Series Speaker Cable is a step above conventional stranded bundle wire. The semi–solid concentric packed conductors are a cost effective alternative to stranded conductors by using fewer and larger strands that don't change positioning along the cable length, avoiding many of the distortion mechanisms of stranded conductors. Long–grain copper has fewer impurities and less grain boundaries than typical oxygen–free high–conductivity copper found in bundle wire, providing clear, smooth sound with minimal loss.