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It has been a while since we last checked in. Jerred and I have had our heads down, and we are excited to finally show you why.
Two years of rebuilding everything
We spent more than two years rethinking how high-end audio gear is built. We looked to aerospace and motorsports for ideas, then reworked the chassis, the circuit boards, and the shielding from the ground up. No outside supplier could give us what we were asking for, so we built our own process.
The result is a new line called Superposition.
What is new
Carbon composite chassis. We now use additive manufacturing in house to build each chassis on demand. It cuts weight and waste, adds strength, and drastically reduces vibration and ringing.
Redesigned circuit boards. We streamlined the circuit and used modern PCB techniques to improve the signal path and power delivery. Connections are shielded in ways older construction could not match, and we added AC filtration.
A Graphene Faraday cage. It blocks outside RF and electromagnetic interference, and it absorbs the electromagnetic energy from the tubes. That drastically lowers the noise floor.
Front-panel loading. Adjust loading from the front, with no reaching around the back. Swapping carts is quick, especially if you run multiple headshells.
Introducing the Superposition Phono
The Superposition Phono is a reinvention of our Fusion F159. It shares the F159's circuit design, but the sound is a different story. You get more detail, more speed, and a black noise floor.
When we finished the prototype, we sat down and listened to it side by side with the F159. The improvement was shocking. They sound like distant cousins, not siblings.
How to get one
Orders open November 20, 2026 at blackiceaudio.com.
Hand built. Build time is 15 to 20 business days.
Pricing will be announced after our launch at Capital Audio Fest, November 13 to 15, 2026. We will also release a full web page after Capital Audio Fest.
Questions? Call Jaime at 301-953-2014 or email: info@blackiceaudio.com.
Thanks for being part of this,
Jerred and Jaime
Black Ice Audio | Brookeville, Maryland | blackiceaudio.com
It has been a while since we last checked in. Jerred and I have had our heads down, and we are excited to finally show you why.
Two years of rebuilding everything
We spent more than two years rethinking how high-end audio gear is built. We looked to aerospace and motorsports for ideas, then reworked the chassis, the circuit boards, and the shielding from the ground up. No outside supplier could give us what we were asking for, so we built our own process.
The result is a new line called Superposition.
What is new
Carbon composite chassis. We now use additive manufacturing in house to build each chassis on demand. It cuts weight and waste, adds strength, and drastically reduces vibration and ringing.
Redesigned circuit boards. We streamlined the circuit and used modern PCB techniques to improve the signal path and power delivery. Connections are shielded in ways older construction could not match, and we added AC filtration.
A Graphene Faraday cage. It blocks outside RF and electromagnetic interference, and it absorbs the electromagnetic energy from the tubes. That drastically lowers the noise floor.
Front-panel loading. Adjust loading from the front, with no reaching around the back. Swapping carts is quick, especially if you run multiple headshells.
Introducing the Superposition Phono
The Superposition Phono is a reinvention of our Fusion F159. It shares the F159's circuit design, but the sound is a different story. You get more detail, more speed, and a black noise floor.
When we finished the prototype, we sat down and listened to it side by side with the F159. The improvement was shocking. They sound like distant cousins, not siblings.
How to get one
Orders open November 20, 2026 at blackiceaudio.com.
Hand built. Build time is 15 to 20 business days.
Pricing will be announced after our launch at Capital Audio Fest, November 13 to 15, 2026. We will also release a full web page after Capital Audio Fest.
Questions? Call Jaime at 301-953-2014 or email: info@blackiceaudio.com.
Thanks for being part of this,
Jerred and Jaime
Black Ice Audio | Brookeville, Maryland | blackiceaudio.com