AudioQuest - Cinnamon RJ/E 4.9' Digital Ethernet Cable with RJ45 to RJ45 Connectors - Red on Black - Open Box - fair

AudioQuest Pearl RJ/E prepared Cat 7 Ethernet cables use Solid Long-Grain Copper conductors, which eliminate strand interaction, one of the biggest sources of distortion in cables, for clearer, more dynamic and involving sound. Superior conductor metals minimize distortion thanks to having fewer grain boundaries and fewer impurities (such as oxides) at those boundaries. Solid High-Density Polyethylene insulation helps maintain critical signal-pair geometry. Of course, all AudioQuest Ethernet cables are controlled for RF-noise directionality, efficiently dissipating noise away from the system's vulnerable audio circuitry; arrows indicate the direction (from source to destination) for the best audio performance.

Featuring high-quality solid 10% silver conductors, Coffee significantly reduces distortion and enhances signal clarity, bringing out the best in your music. Its advanced design includes AudioQuest’s patented Dielectric-Bias System (DBS), which reduces time-based errors for more natural, immersive audio. Precision-polished conductors and a triple-layer carbon-based noise dissipation system further protect your signal from interference, ensuring every detail is preserved.

AudioQuest Cinnamon 48 8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI cable combines superior materials and thoughtful design to create a deeply immersive entertainment experience. Featuring solid 1.25% Silver conductors that have been direction-controlled for the most efficient dissipation of high-frequency noise, AudioQuest Cinnamon 48 is meticulously designed for enhanced sound quality and outstanding overall performance. Of course, all AudioQuest 48Gbps HDMI cables can transfer up to professional 10K Ultra HD video, support Dynamic HDR, and have the conductors and bandwidth required for eARC’s enhanced sonic capabilities. Taking performance even further, in AudioQuest HDMI cables, the ARC-channel conductor pair is internally controlled for direction, running in the opposite direction from the four pairs that carry information to the TV, to ensure superior audio performance.