The reviews are coming thick and fast, and they’re all singing in unison….Over at The Audiophile Man, Paul Rigby has reviewed the Tellurium Q Silver III speaker cables – he highlights just how impressive this latest iteration is, particularly given its position lower down in the brand’s range. Reviewed focusing purely on performance — the results are striking.
The review places the Silver III up against significantly more expensive competition, including cables, costing nearly four times as much. Despite this, the Silver III impressed with its upper midrange clarity, treble precision and overall focus, even being preferred in certain areas. Acoustic instruments and vocals were described as tight, detailed and spatially separated, bringing a greater sense of openness to the presentation.
Compared to the previous Silver II, the improvements are clear. While bass depth remains similar, the Silver III offers better grip, punch and control, alongside a noticeable reduction in noise across the soundstage. This results in enhanced detail retrieval and a more stable, centred stereo image. The review also notes that any slight edge present in the older model has been removed, replaced by a smoother, more refined presentation.
Overall, the Silver III is praised for its combination of discipline, low noise and precision, with no unwanted frequencies disrupting the musical flow. The reviewer concludes that these cables deliver remarkable performance for the price, even describing them as something of a “giant killer” — and for many listeners, potentially an endgame solution.
High praise indeed, that you can read here, more details on Tellurium Q on our site here, and their site here… and you can see our dealers here too!

