Adcom Vintage RCA Interconnects (Pair) with Visible Shield - 1m

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General:
Adcom RCA interconnects are not very common in our experience. They look a bit more interesting than similar vintage cables because their shielding is on display through a clear jacket. 

This is a 1 meter length pair that are in great condition overall. Perfect match to your beloved Adcom gear. 

Tested and working perfectly.

SkyFi Cosmetic Notes:
Light wear on connection ends. Overall very good.

Brand Background:
ADCOM started in the 70s. Our first offering wasn’t amplifiers but phono cartridges. They were no ordinary cartridges; however, they were extraordinarily musical "moving coil" designs that extracted a lot of information from a record groove. These products were so successful that other companies asked us to begin making cartridges for them, too! And so, we became a manufacturer!

Early Electronics... ADCOM's first electronic product, the groundbreaking GFA-1 power amplifier, appeared in December 1979. It was substantially more powerful than most of its competition at 200 watts per channel and was one of the first "high current" designs available. . Again, it was an affordable and standout performer. Critical response was phenomenal and the GFA-1 became the "hot ticket" amplifier of its day, as did the successor GFA-1A.

Ownership:
Single Owner

Connections:
RCA

Cosmetic Condition:
8/10 = Very Good. Excellent front faceplate, one minor flaw on chassis side or top. See our detailed rating description here.

Working Condition:
Working perfectly and tested in our lab.

Included:
Just the cables

Packing:
Will be packed using our highly developed in-house process and custom packing materials.Dimensions:
1m

Testing Process:
Cables are generally pretty simple and do not require a great deal of testing. We do however perform a visual inspection of all of the connectors for damage or significant wear.

Most power and interconnect cables can be verified with a simple continuity test with a digital multimeter.

Some cables feature dielectric bias systems which are powered by external power supplies or batteries. These devices are checked for proper function where applicable.

We do not perform A/B comparisons of cables in real world conditions, and cannot offer objective observations in this regard.