AudioQuest - Coffee 6.7' 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Brown

Excellent cable! You can really hear a difference in the different types of Audioquest cables. Coffee makes no exception. I recently upgraded from Carbon and you can hear a real difference in audio performance. Picture quality remains the same but what you are paying for is the audio!

This cable is certainly not for everyone. However, that being said, you will hear a LOT of rhetoric about digital transmission - namely that signals are comprised of 1s and 0s. While these binaries are how "normal" digital devices transmit a signal, this HDMI has the capability to transmit a 2. The fourth number in the Fibonacci sequence is a 2. However, the second number in binary is only a 1. So while normal media is transmitting 1s and 0s, where do the 2s go? That's right - they cannot be transmitted because media is binary. For the layman, that simply means that you are losing 1/3 of the data to which you are entitled. In fact, if you consider the notion that many LED and BluRay devices make heavy use of high-end audio and video. Well, out of zero to two, two is the highest-end. This means that it is possible that up to 80% (some estimates go as high as 94% with a margin of error of 0) of your data is lost. Simply put - buy this cable and you will gain a third of what you were missing. Also, if you are running your HDMI device through a receiver, you'll need two of these per component. I bought 28 of them, just as a precaution. I left 2 at the store, so I was kinda upset, but at this price I was able to just LOL at my mistake and move on.

Been waiting to get this, worth the wait, video games, anime and blu-ray movies, crystal clear, eARC is loud, clear and understandable, I wear hearing aids and the eArc for sound is great. Hear sounds I've never heard before in gaming and dvds,and blu-ray. Especially with Samsung QLED 2160 TV, it really brings out the color and sound, with a ps4 pro and and with the HDR active, its amazing as it gets. Can't wait till I get the 8k QLED and diamond audioquest, and the PS5, if coffee HDMI this good, imagine what the diamond would do.

After seeing that this cable contains a 72V Dielectric-Bias System (DBS) saturates and polarizes insulation, which for the ones wondering what I just said, it greatly reduces digital-audio distortion. Let me tell you I am no a fan of digital to audio disortion, with previous cables I couldnt even watch T.V. without being constantly plagued with these so called disortions , I was tormented and went into a state of post dramatic phonophobia, It wasn't until some good man out there came up with such a cable, that greatly changed my life, I am a new man now and can enjoy some quality T.V.

I simply had to have the very best HDMI cable and price was NO object. You see when I want to watch digital television in the winter pent house I need the very, very best. I simply can't stand jitter of any kind. Only the riff-raff watch jitter littered digital television. I sir, am no riff-raff. My only disappointment with this digital cable is that it was not gold lined copper with a hand tailored leather sheath. Silver and plastic is so gauche, so gauche indeed. What I endure is amazing at times.

I was a bit skeptical at first then i did my homework. I found the frictional loss of binary data to be fraction compared to an inert substrate in this cable. I was also able to conclude that while it may take 83 years for traditional digital transmissions to see that type of frictional coefficient losses, i would rather future proof now. Who knows maybe hdmi will still be around next week. The kicker on the deal was: when the pres starts taxing people like the ones who can buy these cables, we will get one for free (certain exclusions apply to only some people and not to others)

AudioQuest all the way, much more detail and sharpness

I must say, I was a bit disappointed in this cable. I saved up for 6 months to buy it. (I work at Wendy's so I don't make a lot of money). When I first plugged it into my dvd player, I was impressed at how well it fit into the socket. It's probably from the gold plating. When I went to hook up the other end to my 36" Dynex, I was so angry to find it only had a DVI input. So I bought a DVI to HDMI adapter at Radio Shak, and was able to make it work. I couldn't really tell much of a difference between my Monster cables, but it probably just takes a while to get used to. I would recommend it to a friend.