Ansuz Darkz C3W

Ansuz Darkz C3W – Resonance control with natural warmth and power from copper

The Ansuz Darkz C3W is designed for the dedicated audiophile who desires maximum musical refinement and resonance control. This model combines three copper discs with tungsten balls to ensure effective mechanical decoupling and grounding. Vibrational energy is focused into tiny contact points and converted into heat, eliminating noise and giving your system a significantly freer, more natural and dynamic sound image. The Darkz C3W is also cryo-treated and comes with a beautiful glass-blown finish that exudes both robustness and exclusivity.

Highlights

• Three-disc construction with tungsten balls and copper for optimal sound
• Cryo-treated for improved electrical and mechanical performance
• Copper construction provides a naturally warm and organic sound
• Glass-blown finish – raw and refined expression
• Handmade in Denmark by Ansuz Acoustics
• Lifts every component to its full potential

Copper – the sonically honest metal

The Ansuz Darkz C3W is distinguished by being made of solid copper – both in the discs and in the central shaft. Copper is known for its superior electrical conductivity and its unique influence on the sound: warm, organic and with a natural weight in the midrange. Together with the hard tungsten balls, which allow the discs to move minimally and absorb vibrations, this combination creates a sonic synergy where musicality and technical precision go hand in hand. The C3W is perfect for components that benefit from a more analog, rounded presentation.

Cryo-treatment – ​​structure at the microscopic level

All metal parts in the Darkz C3W are cryo-treated at extreme temperatures down to -196°C. This process changes the crystal structure of the copper, reduces internal stresses and optimizes conductivity by up to 8%. The result is not only better mechanical decoupling, but also a sonic improvement with greater clarity, calmness and transparency. When you place the C3W under your components, the difference is not only measurable – it is audible.