Crystal Cable at Tokyo International Audio Show 2026 brought together refined cable technology, exceptional audio equipment and a shared appreciation for music. From October 16–18, the 43rd edition of the exhibition welcomed audio enthusiasts, industry professionals and high-end audio manufacturers to Tokyo for three days dedicated to the art of sound reproduction.

Together with our valued Japanese partner Zephyrn, Crystal Cable presented an extensive selection of our cable collections in Room G409, where visitors could explore the role of high-performance cabling within a carefully assembled audio system.

A showcase of Crystal Cable collections

The presentation in Room G409 brought together several distinctive Crystal Cable collections, demonstrating the breadth of our approach to cable design and engineering.

Among the featured products were our Van Gogh and Da Vinci cables, part of the Crystal Cable Art Series. Inspired by artistic expression, these collections reflect our philosophy of combining advanced engineering with elegant design and exceptional musical performance.

Visitors could also discover cables from the Future Dream, Reference2 and Micro2 collections, each developed to address different requirements within high-end audio systems while maintaining Crystal Cable's commitment to precision, transparency and signal integrity.

Together, these collections illustrated how thoughtful cable design can complement sophisticated audio equipment, both technically and aesthetically.

High-end audio in room G409

At the centre of the Crystal Cable presentation was a carefully configured high-end audio system featuring electronics from CH Precision and the Wattson Audio Madison Phono.

The system provided an opportunity to experience Crystal Cable's different collections in a demanding listening environment, where the quality of every connection contributes to the overall performance.

Throughout the exhibition, visitors were invited to listen, explore the equipment and learn more about the technologies behind our cables. The demonstrations highlighted the importance of preserving musical information throughout the signal path, allowing the characteristics of the recording and connected components to remain at the forefront.

The presentation also reflected Crystal Cable's distinctive design philosophy: combining technical sophistication with a refined visual identity that complements the world's finest audio systems.

Connecting with Japan's audio community

Beyond the listening demonstrations, Tokyo International Audio Show provided an important opportunity to strengthen relationships with the Japanese high-end audio community.

Edwin van der Kley Rynveld, Founder & CEO of Crystal Cable, and Jean-Philippe Fontaine, VP of Sales – APAC at Siltech Group, attended the exhibition, meeting with dealers, customers and industry partners throughout the three-day event.

Their presence created valuable opportunities for personal conversations about Crystal Cable's technologies, product development and our continued commitment to delivering exceptional listening experiences.

Japan remains an important market for high-end audio, with a strong appreciation for engineering excellence, craftsmanship and musical authenticity. Events such as TIAS offer a meaningful setting to exchange ideas and connect with listeners who share these values.

Thank you, Tokyo

The 43rd Tokyo International Audio Show was another memorable occasion for Crystal Cable, bringing together exceptional audio equipment, passionate listeners and valuable conversations.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Zephyrn for their dedication, hospitality and excellent presentation of our cable collections. We would also like to thank everyone who visited Room G409, joined the listening demonstrations and took the time to connect with our team.

We look forward to continuing these conversations and returning to Tokyo for future editions of the show.

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