Speaker cabling is a unique form of
analog cabling. The environmental conditions require the amplifier to drive very low and varying resistance while supplying vast amounts of current to the speaker array.
EnKlein SHT Speaker cables have an externally visible 3-conductor array. This is misleading as the cable is designed around six vastly overlapping frequency groups based on average group delay, which is not equivalent to phase delay.
This allows SHT speaker cables to approach a completely inert design. This means the amplifier and speaker interact solely between themselves as the cable variance of capacitance, impedance, reactance over frequency, and time is negligible.