The Six Pillars of Synergy
Grounding

Noise isn’t just in your wall; it’s embedded deep within your components, creating chassis-level contamination that prevents your system from truly opening up. Grounding constitutes one of our Six Pillars of Synergy, addressing this fundamental issue by connecting directly to your gear through dedicated ground ports or our specially designed grounding cables, then actively draining accumulated noise away using proprietary ULF (Ultra Low Frequency) biasing. This isn’t limited to passive grounding that simply provides a path to earth but active noise extraction that removes electromagnetic interference at the source, allowing your components to perform without the constant burden of internal contamination that masks musical detail and compresses soundstage dimensions.
Our grounding ecosystem is led by the flagship Galileo SX Active Ground Block. Featuring over 80 individual ground points compared to competitors’ typical six, it enables complete system integration from cables and conditioners to DACs and preamps. The lineup continues with the Active Ground Block SX for high performance at a more accessible level, and our versatile Passive Ground Block for foundational grounding benefits. Our high-performance HD SX Ground cables for flagship systems and Foundation Ground cables bring advanced grounding connectivity to every budget level. When you ground your full system including every cable, your conditioner, DAC, and preamp, the transformation is profound: a massive increase in resolution and spatial information that’s like opening a window, revealing musical details and three-dimensional space that were always there but buried under layers of electronic noise.
SR Fundamentals
The Six Pillars of Synergy
True high-end audio isn't about individual components—it's about complete system synergy supported by six integrated pillars: power, grounding, cabling, acoustic tuning, mechanical tuning, and electromagnetic field control. Learn more about them and how they work together to transform your system’s performance into something greater than the sum of its parts.