By adopting magnesium as the material of choice for the shielding layer, Tiglon succeeded in eliminating the influence of external noise that enters through cables, thus providing an ideal signal transmission free from artefacts picked up by its surroundings whilst allowing them to maintain a slim diameter.

These techniques allowed Tiglon to eliminate the influence of external noise to a very high standard, which is impossible with other designs as they will always have to compromise with heavy alternative shielding that inevitably will deteriorate the sound.

Magnesium is a superior metal that both absorbs vibrations and offers tenacious electromagnetic wave shielding properties, ideal for both HiFi enthusiast setups and professional environments; over time, Tiglon developed a magnesium foil that has been refined to perfection, offering the best audio characteristics with cutting-edge technology during its unique forming process.

Magnesium, when used in the construction of audio cables or equipment enclosures, can provide several benefits in mitigating radio frequency (RF) noise and pollution:

1-Shielding Effectiveness: Magnesium has excellent shielding properties, making it effective at blocking or attenuating RF interference. This is particularly important in audio equipment because RF noise can introduce unwanted signals or distortions in audio signals.

2-Low RF Conductivity: Magnesium is a poor conductor of electrical current, including high-frequency RF signals. This property helps prevent RF noise from entering or exiting audio components, reducing the chances of interference.

3-Material Density: Magnesium is a dense material which can act as a physical barrier to RF signals. Magnesium's density helps create a more effective shield against external RF noise sources.

4-Resonance Damping: Magnesium's natural damping characteristics can help reduce vibrations and resonances within audio equipment. This can indirectly help minimise RF interference, as vibrations can generate or enhance RF noise.

5-Durability: Magnesium is a durable and corrosion-resistant material. This can help maintain the shielding effectiveness over time, ensuring long-term protection against RF noise.

It's important to note that while magnesium has these beneficial properties, the overall design and construction of audio equipment, including how magnesium is incorporated, play a crucial role in effectively reducing RF noise.