Thank you for viewing! Cable length: approximately 1.8m. Operation confirmed. This is a rare cable that utilizes aluminum conductors, which were previously used in Ge3 as the material for speaker cables called "Imotsuru" (potato vine). I cut that cable with a K○zars scale (189cm) and attached banana plugs for measuring instruments, which are likely the same shape as those used in fundamental speaker cables. Being an aluminum conductor, it's incredibly light when compared to a regular copper conductor cable by hand. While this might give the impression of being unreliable, the sound it produces is quite unique and interesting. It's airy and light, yet has good imaging, and you can feel a unique sense of space. Fine details are also quite audible. The bass is light and crisp. However, it doesn't produce deep, resonant bass. In terms of electrical conductivity, aluminum is inferior to copper, and it might seem unsuitable for audio cables, but it surprisingly delivers high-quality sound. If you have a tolerance for the occult, or if you're curious, please consider it ʅ（◞‿◟）ʃ.