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Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum resolution this HDMI cable supports?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable supports a maximum resolution of 10K Ultra HD.

Q: QuestionDoes this HDMI cable support eARC?

• A:Answer Yes, the AudioQuest Carbon 7.5' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI Cable supports eARC. This is explicitly stated in the productdescription: "Of course, all AudioQuest 48G HDMI cables can transfer up to professional 10K Ultra HD video, supportDynamic HDR, and have the conductors and bandwidth required for eARC’s enhanced sonic capabilities."

Q: QuestionDoes this HDMI cable have any special features for enhanced sound quality?

• A:Answer Yes, the AudioQuest Carbon 7.5' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI Cable features solid 5% Silver conductors that have beendirection-controlled for the most efficient dissipation of high-frequency noise, resulting in enhanced sound quality.Additionally, all AudioQuest 48G HDMI cables support eARC's enhanced sonic capabilities.

Q: QuestionWhat type of connectors does this HDMI cable have?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable has a Type A connector on both ends.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum bandwidth of this HDMI cable?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable can transfer up to professional 10K Ultra HD video, support Dynamic HDR, and has the conductors andbandwidth required for eARC’s enhanced sonic capabilities.

Q: QuestionIs this HDMI cable rated for in-wall installation?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable is not rated for in-wall installation.

Q: QuestionWhat color is this HDMI cable?

• A:Answer The AudioQuest Carbon 7.5' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI Cable is gray and black.

Q: Questiondifference between the "carbon" and the "cinnamon" ???

Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer They are both 48gps speed, but the Carbon has a higher percentage of silver in the connections, hence the price difference. Long grain silver reduces the noise, so a higher content will theoretically provide a cleaner connection. I'd suggest you check out the Audioquest site for a fuller explanation, since any of these higher end HDMI cables are rather spendy. My advice would be to always consider the overall quality of your system, and decide whether basic cables are what is holding you back. In other words...if you're spending as much on cables, which are the nerves of your system, as you are on the backbone (signal source, speakers/monitor, amp/processor), then you're probably throwing your money away.

  Answered 5 years ago by jabber1066

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Q: QuestionAre these Ultra HDMI Certified? I assumed it was, but the box does not have the silver sticker with scannable code on it, so I'm just wondering why.

Asked 4 years ago by John.

• A:Answer Well last one I bought came with a sticker in 2021 and I did do a test it passed the 8k 40gbps test on Denon

  Answered 4 years ago by Z9jSonyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhy are the 10' AudioQuest HDMI cables not braided? I noticed all the 7.5' and below lengths are braided but the 10' is not.

Asked 4 years ago by John.

• A:Answer Hi, the 10ft and longer HDMI cables have PVC jacket that is required to meet the CL3/FT4 ratings for in-wall usage. The cables are otherwise the same and will offer identical performance to the shorter braided cables.

  Answered 4 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionAre the 2018 AudioQuest Carbon Cables the same specs with these Carbon models? will my 2018 Carbon handle 4k 144hz+?

Asked 3 years ago by GGSSNN.

• A:Answer No, you must get the ones that are labeled 48 8k-10k on them

  Answered 3 years ago by CasperscapesVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this stream 8K from an xbox series x to an 8k tv or is it only for audio

Asked 5 years ago by Tyler.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Carbon 48 9.8' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps In-Wall Rated HDMI Cable - Black/Gray Stripes

• A:Answer It certainly should since it is 48Gbds compatible and meets 2.1 specs

  Answered 3 years ago by EduardoG

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Q: QuestionI would appreciate knowing if 48 Gbps and "48G" (see attached listing) refers to Gigabits/s or Gigabytes/s. Given 8 bits=1 byte, the cables could not carry 48 GB/s. They would top out @6 GB/s. I suspect others have interest in this clarification. Thanks!

Asked 1 year ago by tscott2620.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Carbon 48 4.9' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI Cable - Gray on Black

Q: QuestionCAN THIS BE USED ON AN YAHAMA RX-V867 AV RECEIVER? THIS USES 1.4A HDMI . I THINK IT HAS 4 K TO WHAT DON'T KNOW. WHAT HAPPENS IF I USE AN HIGH END 4K ,8K, 10K ON THIS RECEIVER? CAN IT BE DONE?

Asked 2 years ago by BURTONK.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Carbon 48 4.9' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI Cable - Gray on Black