To the left of the company's headquarters, the cable production facility is situated. There the employees are working calmly and concentrated and free from any hectic. It's quite surprising how many steps are necessary to complete an Ansuz power or loudspeaker cable. It isn't simply a matter of assembling pre-fabricated cables from a reel, but rather soldering or screwing together different functional cable segments, fitting them with shrink tubes and outer jackets and, in the case of the high-quality range of cables, even equiping them with circuit boards fitted with electronic components. Slowly it dawns on me where the tags in the Ansuz price list stem from.

Behind the cable department, the manageable electronics production has its place. As Lars Kristensen emphasizes, the circuit boards are purchased from one of the best Danish PCB assembly companies. Aavik obtains the housings made of composite materials with an almost ideal resonance behavior from China. Final assembly and a meticulous final inspection then takes place in Aalborg. The models of the new 180 and 280 series do not differ in terms of circuitry, but do differ in the measures taken to immunize them against external influences such as interference or network contamination. Here, observant hifistatement readers run into an arsenal of "Active Tesla Coils", "Anti Arial & Resonance Coils", "Active Cable Tesla Coils" and "Active Square Tesla Coils" deployed to varying degrees and already familiar from the review of the PowerSwitch.