Luna Cables Noir RCA/XLR
Luna Noir is our company’s current reference cable. It's a synthesis of everything we have learned over the years and it achieves the purest form of musicality. Our Luna Noir interconnect, like the Luna Rouge, uses our top-of-the-line New Old Stock (NOS) tinned copper conductors, along with a complementary conductor that is not used in any of our other cables. The Luna Noir speaker cable relies on complex architecture, using 8 multi-strand conductors per polarity.
Luna Noir's sound pushes the boundaries of the listening experience to a new level, rendering complex details and deep timbres with the utmost finesse and ease.

XLR
Our Luna Noir interconnect XLR cable employs three LCNV 22 gauge conductors per polarity and two cotton and oil dielectric 26 gauge solid silver conductors per polarity. The neutral is made with three LCNV 22 gauge conductors.

A supplemental cotton insulator is applied between the conductors and the tinned copper shielding, further minimizing any disturbance of the conductors' magnetic field. Finally, each cable is terminated with rhodium plated copper RCA connectors featuring hand-engraved non-resonant barrels. Rhodium plated copper XLR connectors with black anodized barrels are also available.

RCA
Our Luna Noir interconnect RCA cable employs six LCNV 22 gauge conductors per polarity and two cotton and oil dielectric 26 gauge solid silver conductors per polarity. Covered with an additional cotton jacket these conductors are then shielded and twisted together. further minimizing any disturbance of the conductors' magnetic field. Finally, each cable is terminated with rhodium plated copper RCA connectors featuring hand-engraved non-resonant barrels.

LCNV
Our custom-made Luna Cables Neo-Vintage waxed cotton tinned copper conductors are made to our unique specifications, manufactured in vintage braiding equipment that produces conductors just as they were made long ago, before the age of plastics. These LCNV conductors are used throughout our cable lines. From braiding the conductors, soldering the connectors, and completing all the finishing touches, each cable is hand-built by the designer Danny Labrecque himself. This ensures the highest standard for quality performance.

Cotton
The outer jacket of each of our cables is made of unbleached and hand-dyed 100% cotton, chosen for its flexibility and supplemental damping of resonance. For the colors, we prepares the cotton by dyeing the fabric. The high heat, along with careful and constant motion, allows for an even distribution of pigment throughout the entire length of fabric.

Environments
We use noble materials, like tinned copper, and natural fibres such as cotton, silk and other eco-friendly materials. This produces a more natural, accurate, and holographic sound while simultaneously keeping unwanted resonances to a minimum. We believe these sonic attributes are worth preserving, and because natural fibres are an eco-friendly choice, we help to preserve the environment, too.

Our 100% unbleached cotton canvas re-usable bags make a perfect choice for eco-conscious packaging. They are made locally, right here in Quebec, which means fossil fuels used for transportation are kept to an absolute minimum.

"Economics"
As we continue to grow as a company we are mindful that bigger is not better if our growth causes harm to ecological and human systems.
As we plan for the long-term success of our business, we commit to prioritizing sustainable practices in place of a ‘profit-at-all-costs’ approach.

Whether the impact is big or small, how a business operates can affect individuals and communities. We understand the importance of maintaining and improving relationships with our colleagues, customers, and the industry as a whole.

Having worked as sales representatives ourselves, we treat our dealers with fairness, respect, and appreciation; we are committed to transparency, accountability, and honesty in all our interactions with others; whenever possible, we prioritize purchasing supplies from other small local businesses. With very few exceptions, almost all of our suppliers are located in Quebec, Canada, or North America.