Audiomica

Audiomica is a Polish cable specialist focused on high-end audio cables for serious hi-fi and home audio systems. The brand’s range covers speaker cables, interconnects, power cables, digital cables, phono cables and grounding cables, with several series designed to suit different system levels and budgets.

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FOUNDED
2005
HEADQUARTERS
Poland
Audiomica

The Audiomica catalogue. 4 ranges. 24 products.


01 6 PRODUCTS | £900 – £27,020

Audiomica RCA Cables

RCA interconnects form a substantial part of the Audiomica range, combining high-purity conductors with increasingly sophisticated shielding, connector and filtering solutions for low-level analogue signal transfer.

6 PRODUCTS
£900 – £27,020
02 2 PRODUCTS | £300 – £880

Audiomica Dgital Cables

Developed for digital audio transmission, Audiomica Digital Cables use carefully selected conductors, multi-layer shielding and optional interference filtering across USB and other digital connection formats.

2 PRODUCTS
£300 – £880
03 4 PRODUCTS | £550 – £2,860

Audiomica XLR Cables

Designed for balanced analogue connections, Audiomica XLR Cables use high-purity conductor materials, screened construction and premium terminations across several performance levels for demanding Hi-Fi systems.

4 PRODUCTS
£550 – £2,860
04 12 PRODUCTS | £395 – £30,000

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Audiomica Laboratory is a Polish high-end cable manufacturer founded by Łukasz Mika. Development work began in 2005, with the first commercial Audiomica cable appearing in 2007. The company later established its headquarters in Gorlice, Poland, and continues to focus on specialist cable engineering and hand assembly.

Audiomica is best known for high-end analogue, speaker, power, digital and phono cables built around high-purity conductors, extensive shielding and proprietary filtering technologies. Its range spans several performance levels, from Transparent and Reference through Excellence, Ultra Reference, Consequence and the flagship Silver Signature designs.

Audiomica structures its range as a progression in conductor quality, geometry, shielding, connectors and filtering. Transparent and Reference provide the more accessible entry points, Excellence and Ultra Reference introduce increasingly sophisticated OCC conductors and screening, while Consequence is designed for uncompromising high-end systems. Silver Signature sits at the top of the current range and uses advanced silver-based conductors and triple shielding.

DFSS stands for Double Filtering Signal System and TFSS for Triple Filtering Signal System. These are proprietary Audiomica filter systems designed to reduce interference affecting the transmitted signal. On compatible cables, DFSS is generally associated with the Premium configuration, while the more elaborate TFSS system is used on Luxury versions.

On compatible models, the three versions share the same fundamental cable design but differ in additional interference-control hardware. Standard provides the core cable construction, Premium typically adds Audiomica’s DFSS filtering, while Luxury moves to TFSS filtering. Depending on the series, antistatic Smart Couplers may also be included or added as part of the higher configurations.

Audiomica treats electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference as an important part of cable design. Depending on the model, cables can use multiple screens, dense copper or silver-plated braids and proprietary shielding arrangements. The objective is to protect low-level analogue and digital signals from external electrical noise without restricting normal signal transmission.

DCP stands for Double Coating Process. Audiomica developed the process for its own connectors, applying the conductive surface coating in two controlled stages rather than relying on conventional single-stage plating. The company uses the method with materials such as rhodium and silver on selected connectors, aiming for a consistent contact surface and long-term electrical stability.

Audiomica specifically designs its ranges as complete cable families rather than isolated products. Speaker cables, interconnects, digital, power and phono cables within a series are developed around related conductor, dielectric and shielding principles. This makes Audiomica particularly suitable for listeners who want to build a consistent cable loom rather than combining unrelated cable designs from several manufacturers.

Yes, selected Audiomica speaker cables are available in several termination configurations. Models such as Genimedes Ultra Reference and Miamen Consequence can be specified for single-wire, bi-wire or bi-amp systems, with spade and banana termination options depending on the model.

Audiomica is stocked by Premium Sound in London, with products ranging from RCA and XLR interconnects to speaker, digital and phono cables. Because cable comparisons depend heavily on the system being used, it is worth contacting the Kensington store before visiting if you want to compare a particular Audiomica series or configuration.

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A key part of Audiomica’s appeal is its engineering-led approach. Rather than treating cables as simple accessories, the company pays close attention to conductor materials, shielding, plugs, geometry and how each cable behaves in a real audio system. Across the range, Audiomica uses materials such as copper, silver-plated conductors and carefully selected screening methods, depending on the purpose of the cable and the type of signal being carried.

For hi-fi systems, Audiomica cables are often chosen by listeners who want greater control, lower noise and a more organised presentation without pushing the sound into something overly bright or artificial. A good cable should not dominate the character of a system. Instead, it should help the amplifier, source and speakers work together with less interference and less signal loss.

The range is particularly useful for customers building a complete cable loom, as Audiomica offers analogue interconnects, balanced XLR cables, RCA cables, speaker cables, mains cables, USB cables, coaxial digital cables and phono cables. This makes it possible to keep a consistent cable approach across the whole system rather than mixing several unrelated brands.

Audiomica is a strong choice for anyone looking for well-made audiophile cables with a thoughtful technical background, a broad product range and options suitable for both carefully matched hi-fi systems and more ambitious high-end setups.

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