Only twenty-five individually numbered pairs of this silver anniversary edition of the Arran Transpose Grun loudspeaker cable will be made to order. In its standard guise, it is regarded as Atlas Cables' finest OCC copper speaker cable. Each cable will be handcrafted in Scotland and customised to your personal preferences.

The 25th Anniversary Edition is wrapped and hand-stitched in fine Caledonian Sage by Muirhead Leather, part of the world-renowned Scottish Leather Group, which has graced the seats of the House of Lords, the House of Commons, Concorde, the QE2, and the Orient Express.

Should you be in the fortunate position to claim a set, you can also choose your preferred stitching type and colour, making each pair completely bespoke.

Signature features include engraved aluminium stoppers bearing the 25th Anniversary emblem and unique serial numbers, with the option to even have your signature engraved as further personalisation.

Each pair is presented in a commemorative, laser-etched box featuring your name and accompanied by a handwritten letter of thanks and a certificate of authenticity signed by the Atlas team.

Incidentally, laser etching may well become a feature of Atlas Cables' packaging going forward. It is a much more elegant solution than sticky labels, isn't it?

Atlas Arran Transpose Speaker Grun – 25th Anniversary Edition is strictly limited to twenty-five stereo pairs worldwide at an RRP of £7,000 for 2m (minimum length) with each extra stereo metre costing £1,800. The optional baseball stitch upgrade is a further £100 per stereo metre.

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