Silver vs Silver-Plated Bridges: Which Amp Jumpers Fit?
By Canadian High-End Audio Manufacturer | MOON by Simaudio | Published: 2026-11-02
Category: Comparisons
Compare MOON's silver-plated and silver Evolution bridges: both stack components and control vibration, but finish and price differ. Choose by visible finish and budget.
Quick answer
If you want the lower-cost option, choose the silver-plated bridges; if you want a silver finish to match your components, choose the silver bridges. Both are four-piece aluminum stacking bridges for Evolution 600, 700, and 800 models, and both are used only between two components.
What actually differs between the two sets
The supplied catalog lists the same core design for both: four triangular aluminum legs with elastomer pads to prevent scratches and control vibration, intended for stacking Evolution components. The meaningful differences are the finish (silver-plated versus silver) and the price. No conductor or metallurgy specification is supplied, so do not assume one sounds different based on the finish name alone.
Where the price gap comes from
The silver-plated set is listed at USD 416.00 against a USD 650.00 comparison price, while the silver set is USD 455.00 against the same comparison price. That makes the silver-plated set the lower-cost entry point and the silver set a modest step up for a specific finish. Treat the comparison price as catalog context, not a claim about performance.
The stacking rule that decides more than finish
Both products are explicitly limited to use between two components. Neither is designed to sit between the bottom component and the floor or shelf. If your plan is to lift a single component off a shelf, these bridges are the wrong accessory regardless of finish.
Trade-offs to weigh
- Finish versus price: The silver-plated set costs less; the silver set costs more for its finish. If the bridges will be visible and you want a silver look, the silver set is the direct match. If cost is the priority, the silver-plated set does the same stacking job. Decide whether finish or price is the deciding factor before ordering.
- Stacking only, not shelf isolation: Both sets are for use between two components only. Do not use either between the bottom component and the floor or shelf. If you need shelf isolation, these are not the right product. Confirm you are stacking two Evolution components, not lifting one off a surface.
- Model compatibility: Both sets are listed for Evolution 600, 700, and 800 models. Check your component series before buying; the catalog does not list other series as compatible. Verify your components are Evolution 600, 700, or 800 before choosing either finish.
Product facts
- Puentes (plateados): Set of four triangular legs for stacking Evolution 600, 700, and 800 components; aluminum with elastic pads; silver-plated. This is the lower-cost set when you need four matching legs for a two-component stack and want scratch protection at the contact points.
Puentes (plateados) - Ponts (argent): Set of four triangular extension legs that bridge Evolution 600, 700, and 800 devices; aluminum with elastomer pads; silver finish. Choose this set when the visible silver finish matters to you and you are stacking two compatible Evolution components.
Ponts (argent)
Who should choose which
Best for
- Owners of Evolution 600, 700, or 800 components who stack two units and want a lower-cost four-piece set
- Listeners who want a silver finish to match their components and are willing to pay a little more
Not for
- Anyone who needs to isolate a single component from a floor or shelf
- Systems outside the Evolution 600, 700, and 800 series
