Lazuli Reference AD for Audeze Headphones

$999.00 – $1,399.00

Reference-quality cables for Audeze headphones. Available in brown sheathing, with choices of 1/4″, 4-pin XLR, or double 3-pin XLR connectors. Prices listed are for 2-meter and 3-meter lengths; for custom lengths, contact us at gingko@gingkoaudio.com. Also contact us about Furutech connectors as a custom option.

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Description

The Lazuli Reference is our reference-quality headphone cable for the discerning audiophile.

With twice the copper of the regular Lazuli cable, the Lazuli Reference opens an unimpeded flow of pure music to your ear. It is terminated with a 1/4″ plug, a 4-pin XLR connector, or a double 3-pin XLR connector. Furutech connectors are available as a custom option.

Additional information

B-Connector

1/4 inch, 4-pin XLR, double 3-pin XLR
Sheathing

brown-sheathing
Length

2 meters, 3 meters

Product Reviews

Make no mistake about it, the Danacable Lazuli and Lazuli Reference represent some of the best of the best when it comes to cables, offering top-notch musicality and performance that is up to snuff with even more expensive cables like the excellent Kimber Kable Axios.

Perhaps even better is that they offer consistent and predictable positive sonic changes, so they can be prescriptively added to a system to give a greater sense of fullness and ease to the midrange, more robust bass, and smoother treble. For those looking to enhance any or all of those areas in their system, the Danacable Lazuli or Lazuli Reference will make a fantastic addition.

And unlike my previous experiences with cable upgrades, the Lazuli Reference Cables offered immediate sonic returns that I would definitely classify as profound and incredibly satisfying.

The Lazuli Reference represents all things great from an aftermarket cable. Build quality, durability, aesthetics, and sound are all top-notch, and the 30-day returns is just icing on the cake… Part of the hallmark of any audio equipment is the ability to lose oneself in the music and forget critically analyzing it. The Lazuli Reference achieves this where just one more track becomes much more.