NEW Cerious Technologies Upgrade - Graphene Matrix Cables

What Bob has something new? What is it called？ And is it a whole new series of cable?

same as the Graphene Matrix, not something totally new is my guess...

lancelock,

Apparently Bob gets so many questions he is no longer able to answer them. So I bought two used Cerious power cords instead to try in my system. I hope Bob’s health is good to go now, and that the business prospers.

@littlecx

The Name Graphene Lumniscate comes from the combination of Luminescence (Light) and the term Lemniscate, which is the mathematical formula for that which we [filtered] an “Infinity” sign. Together we get an Infinite light. 
While every new product would seem to be a new design or concept, not so with Lumniscate. That is because designer Robert Grost does not do things the way “Normal” people do. The entire process of designing and manufacturing cables begins where every project begins with Mr. Grost – with the design of the theoretically perfect cable. Invariably, these designs cannot be produced and put into real world form. But...that is the point. Through this process radical manufacturing processes are developed over time that ultimately prove to be more valuable than a mere cable or consumer product would be. Graphene Lumniscate is not a radical departure from Graphene Extreme or Graphene Matrix. Graphene Lumniscate is a large step closer to our ideal conductor with entirely new concepts in material science. 
Not limited by cost constraints Cerious Technologies was able to break down barriers previously limiting the performance of both Extreme and Matrix. Indeed, one element of Lumniscate is the unique approach to Grounds, utilizing proprietary large crystal 6N (99.9999%) pure Silver ribbon conductors made for Cerious Technologies in Germany. Each foot was polished after extrusion to a mirror finish so that the equally proprietary aqueous Graphene and Ceramic solution would not adhere to the Ribbons themselves, but would move to fill every void surrounding each ribbon. This Graphene and Ceramic solution not only fills in the gaps to form one coherent conductor, but also acts as an efficient Damper. Graphene, after all, is individual atoms of Carbon. Lumniscate has raised the bar, achieving damping at the Atomic level. The silent backgrounds that Matrix is so well known for have been surpassed by a surprising margin in Lumniscate. They are now scary... 
Matrix was a large step up from Extreme, especially with regard to low level signal devices, namely interconnect and digital cables. Due to their smaller scale more elements of our ideal design were able to be instituted. In Lumniscate we have functionally turned our Loudspeaker Cables and Power Cords into large signal “interconnects” utilizing the same 6N 99.9999% pure Silver as the backbone of all Graphene Lumniscate products. Every inch is custom made and configured even before each individual conductor is hand made out of this pure Silver, Carbon Fiber (made by Toray, the finest available), Graphene and Liquid Ceramic which acts as the agent for our aqueous Graphene. Each conductor is housed in a medical grade Teflon tube, and then hand wound into a specific configuration within the outside jacket. Our aqueous Graphene solution is then flowed into our outer tube to surround the individual conductors and “lock” them into place. This process does require some time for the Graphene o move into place. For this reason, users should avoid moving Lumniscate once connected within a system, as this damping will improve over several weeks yielding quieter backgrounds over time.

Hi everyone! May I ask what CT Matrix speaker cable owners use as jumpers? I just ordered some Jumpers for Graphene Extremes and I have decided to go for Matrix speaker cables instead of the GEs I have on loan from a friend. I do not want anything diminishing the sound of the Matrix cables.

when I purchased my Matrix directly from Cerious, i was also able to purchase a set of matrix jumpers...not sure if these are still available...

Anyone know the difference between Ver 1 and Ver 2 Matrix cables, particularly the speaker cables?