Neotech 萬隆音響線材評價 | 喇叭線、訊號線、電源線

原本對於線材就是保持著能用就好的態度,因此都是在 Y 拍上購買自製的二手線材,偶然投入兩千元買了 DC Cable 的電源線之後,才讓我改變了想法,二手線材大多標示不明,實際用料也沒有一個保障,價格也沒有參考的基準,而品牌線材就能夠先知道導體的規格,再用型號搜尋一下前人的經驗,可以免去很多不必要的開銷。

剛入坑當然就是看家裡的器材、網上前輩用哪個品牌,聽了喜歡就拿來玩玩,而玩夠了之後就開始自己購入一些有興趣的品牌,Neotech 就是我無意間在購物平台上面看到的牌子,看了官網各式各樣的線材,跟我常聽到的 Cardas 很類似,都有自己研發線材導體,因此把他視為 Cardas 的平替,開始入坑他們家的線材。

Neotech NEUB-1020 USB 訊號線

NEUB-1020 官方規格:
  • 導體材質: OCC 單結晶銀導體
  • 設計特點: 音頻訊號與電源線分離傳輸,減少電源線對音頻訊號的干擾
  • 絕緣材料: 高品質聚乙烯
  • 100% 屏蔽,消除 EMI(電磁干擾)
  • 24K 鍍金接頭,確保完美連接

入手的第一條 USB 訊號線,因此只能跟小黑線比較,剛接上系統,就能聽出差異,聲音分離度變高、乾淨、瘦、銳利,這是一開始對他的評價,但是玩音響的都知道器材的 Run In 是必經之路,對於這完全不同的聲底,卻也不會有新器材一開始很難聽這樣的感覺,接回原本的線材,會發現像是多了一層薄霧,除了中頻略多以外,沒有一個地方能夠勝過 1020 這條 USB 線。

經過一段時間的使用後,聲音已無過瘦或尖銳的感覺,音場展現開闊、立體,人聲靠表現靠前與樂器分離度有拉開,高頻呈現亮麗,中低頻相對收斂,適合追求細節與空間表現的玩家。

Neotech NES-3004 喇叭線 (客製)

NES-3004 官方規格:
  • 導體材質:G-UPOCC 石墨烯銅,提供優異的導電性能和音質表現。
  • 絕緣材料:CL3 等級聚氯乙烯(Polyvinylchloride)
  • 結構:多尺寸導體設計,線徑為 11AWG(4.0平方毫米)。
  • 經過低溫處理(Cryo Treatment),提升導體性能和音質。

線身比較硬,搭配 Y 插在擴大機、喇叭端都比較不好接,因此後續有買了 Cardas CAB 轉接到喇叭端子。

在聽感的表現上面,可能是有鍍銀的關係,有著較清亮的聲底,透明度高,中頻、低頻量感不多,用在 Minima Amator 相較於原本的千元等級線材提升幅度不多,反而是接在 Fyne F500 SP 表現很好。

F500 原本表現比較糊、音場窄,但是換上 NES-3004 之後,音場變開闊了(仍不及傳統單體配置的喇叭),三頻分離的提升讓空間表現更為立體,人聲表現更是提升了一個檔次,雖然中頻厚實度依然不像 Minima Amator 那樣扎實,不過 Fyne 獨特的人聲表現能夠補足他的不完美,聆聽簡單的爵士音樂表現一流,自從換上 3004 之後 “Live In Paris” 這專輯不知道已經被重複播了多少次,以前從來不聽爵士。

後來購入 5001 升級原本小情人使用的線材,但怎麼聽都怪怪的,來回測試後,又把這條 3004 接回小情人,搭配惡堡跳線,兩個組合起來才回到熟悉的味道。

Neotech NEP-5001 電源線 (客製)

  • 導體材質:UP-OFC 純銅無氧銅
  • 線規:10 AWG
  • 屏蔽:100% MYLAR 屏蔽
  • 線身特性:柔軟,具有較好的抗彎曲性
  • 推薦使用:入牆線、後級擴大機、電源供應器、電源排插

用於隔離變壓器到排插之間的連接,測試中。

將線材使用在管機(綜擴):聲音表現缺少高頻細節,中頻濃厚量多,形體刻畫卻不明顯,感受得到線材的火氣,低頻增加但是堆積感明顯、表現鬆散,但缺少扎實度。

電源線的測試比較麻煩,很難立即切換兩條線材做比對,短時間開關機也很傷器材,只能紀錄一段時間的聽感比較。

將這條線使用在後級,音色與先前的線材相比,沒有太多變化,中低頻增加了一些量感,高頻有柔化的感覺,稍微將三頻表現拉向均衡,表現中性、慢聲,不足的地方如同上述所說,聲音形體凝聚力不明顯。

最後定調,將這條線使用在 排插,避免線材特性帶來的音染影響目前系統。
如果你的器材已經不是入門系統,就不建議將這款線材用在機器上了

Neotech NES-5001 喇叭線 (客製跳線)

  • 導體材質:UP-OFC 超純無氧銅
  • 導體截面積:4.0mm² (11AWG) / 單導體
  • 導體設計:多股線絞合設計
  • 絕緣材質:PVC + 紙
  • 外徑:15.0mm

線身柔軟,聲音表現想當然是比原廠跳片厚實,該有的低頻下潛不會少但是扎實度需要加強,高頻略為緊縮。

Neotech NES-5001 喇叭線 3M

跟之前購買的跳線同樣型號,這次購買三米搭配萬隆香蕉插,性價比很高,線身粗壯但不會過硬難彎曲,聲音表現與跳線的感受相似,比較有差異的是作為喇叭線,聲音比較沒有那麼集中,聽感寬鬆、低頻量多,但不是拳拳到肉,原本使用在 Sonus Faber 書架喇叭上,覺得沒有很搭,將兩對喇叭線材交換, NES-5001 改接到 Fyne F500 SP、NES-3004 接到 Sonus Faber,交換過後超乎意外的合適,都有發揮到各自的優勢。

老實說這條已經是不太適合用在五萬以上喇叭了,會購入只是因為當時預算問題、想隨時切換兩對喇叭來聽音樂又不想一條線換來換去而購買的備用線,當預算足夠後就能適時將他轉往其他設備了。

Neotech NEI-1002 II 訊號線
搭配 AECO 鍍金 XLR

  • 導體材質:UP-OCC 單結晶銀
  • 導體設計:多股線絞合設計
  • 絕緣材質:鐵氟龍 PTFE

測試中

剛開聲會覺得有點悶,經過一段時間的 Run in,整體表現均衡,線材展現的厚實度超乎我對於銀線的預期,音樂性比 L-2T2S 好很多,聽感更飽滿,能夠感受到舞台深度的提升,樂器之間的分離度更高,音場寬度倒是沒有很明顯的變化。

乍看之下好像評價不是很好,但是這個價位帶的銀線,論做工、論質感 我想他是沒有對手的。

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