Grimm Audio TPR Cable - 10 metre length

• ultra-low microphonics
• well shielded and well twisted
• near TPM performance at a much lower price
• for generic audio use at line or mic level

Grimm TPR 'Twisted Pair Reference' cable was developed for the rejuvenated Wisseloord Studios in The Netherlands. It offers a quality that approaches our flagship product TPM’s at an affordable price. Now top performance is economically viable for long lengths of cable.

TPR offers a quality that approaches our flagship product TPM’s at an affordable price

Grimm Audio cables are developed with physics in mind. Their design focuses on high RF immunity and low microphonics. The perfect symmetry of the cross-section and heavy shielding contribute to high RF immunity. Low microphonics is provided by a special interface layer under the shield and other construction details.

TPR delivers the most natural and least coloured transfer available. Get reference quality for a mainstream price.

Ronald Prent, creative director of Wisseloord Studios, was so impressed by TPM that the suggestion by Eelco Grimm to develop an affordable model with similar attributes excited him immediately. In March 2011 Ronald Prent reports:

"When I heard Grimm TPM, I was amazed by the unbelievably accurate phantom center. It sat rock solid in the middle of the stereo image and was so narrow that it seemed as if the center speaker was on. TPM's performance is sonically unpreceded, it rocked my world. Unfortunately it is too expensive to use in large lengths. So I was thrilled to find out if Grimm Audio was able to get similar performance for a more affordable price. We performed the test of TPR at 'The Saint of Sound' mastering studio and when we changed from the studio's standard cable to a trial run of the new TPR, everybody was stunned. Again I heard the impressive stereo image. It put a smile on my face because I realized that this quality was now within reach for all wiring in Wisseloord. It would make the studio sound like never before. A facility is as good as its weakest link and by using TPR the cables are not a weak link anymore. We will be able to transport audio throughout the whole building while preserving it's original quality all the way from the microphone to the analog and digital media."