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Q: QuestionCan the 0.75M Carbon Optical Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable be used with a Mac laptop?

• A:Answer The 0.75M Carbon Optical Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor can be used with a Mac laptop. The product descriptionstates that the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector, also known as Mini-Toslink, is found on the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphonejack on a Mac laptop.

Q: QuestionWhat types of devices can the 0.75M Carbon Optical Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable be used with?

• A:Answer This cable can be used with devices that have Toslink connectors, such as cable boxes, TV sets, subwoofers, and portabledevices with 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jacks. It can also be used with devices that have Mini-Toslink connectors,which are sometimes incorrectly called Mini-Toslink.

Q: QuestionDoes this cable have precision-made connectors?

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer Yes, the cable comes with precision-made connectors.

Q: QuestionWhat type of devices is this cable compatible with?

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer This cable is compatible with Toslink-equipped devices.

Q: QuestionWhat is the conductor material used in this audio cable?

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer The conductor material used in this cable is lower-dispersion high-purity fiber.

Q: QuestionWhy does this cable provide an enhanced home theater experience?

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer It minimizes timing errors, delivering cleaner, clearer sound that elevates your home theater performance.

Q: QuestionCan this cable pass higher-resolution audio like Dolby Atmos, Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio?

Asked 8 years ago by JSon.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 2.5' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer Hello, to fully support Dolby Atmos, TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio you would need to use an HDMI cable. If you use an optical cable, these audio formats will be down-converted to what is referred to as "lossy" or compressed audio formats. You'll still be able to listen to the soundtrack and get audio, but in order to get the full resolution you would need to go with an HDMI cable.

  Answered 8 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionI got the Optilink Cinnamon 12' cable back in August, one end of the cable will NOT stay in the optical socket on my new 43' Samsung 4K tv, why? It just keeps popping out.

Asked 7 years ago by JustOlBob.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 9.8' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Black/Red Stripes

• A:Answer Please check that the protective cap has been removed from the tip of the plug prior to use.

  Answered 7 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionHow long is this cord I'm looking for 25 feet

Asked 7 years ago by Will.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer The length on this item is 4.9 feet.

  Answered 7 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: QuestionWill this cable prevent wifi interference? Example: TV Streamer ON the download is .39 Mbps and the upload is 2.56 Mbps. TV Streamer OFF the download is 22.91 Mbps upload is 2.56 Mbps

Asked 9 years ago by Eprint.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 9.8' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Black/Red Stripes

• A:Answer Hello, this is a Toslink optical cable which carries a digital audio signal, I would not expect it to have any impact on WiFi interference.

  Answered 8 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between this fiber optic cable, compared to cheaper fiber optic cables and how much of a difference would there be in sound quality?

Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Carbon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Gray on Black

• A:Answer The AudioQuest - Carbon Optical Toslink Cable has, "19 Narrow-Aperture Highest-Purity Synthetic Fibers," as stated in the Specifications section. Cheaper fiber optic cables, including the lower priced cables sold by AudioQuest, are a single large fiber. There is a significant difference in sound quality between the lower priced cables and the Carbon cable. Wether the audio/video system it will be attached to, and your own biological auditory system allows or enables you to hear that difference, and wether the cost is worth it to you, is what you need to determine. I needed a toslink cable to listen to the stereo signal broadcast from my TV through my 2 channel stereo receiver that has only RCA inputs. My TV has only an optical output, requiring a toslink cable attached to a DAC between the TV and receiver. The toslink cable between the TV and DAC, and RCA cables between the DAC and receiver. I started with a generic $30 DAC and a generic toslink cable. It sounded terrible, a harsh digital sound. I bought a $179 DAC, and an AudioQuest Pearl toslink cable. It was a huge improvement, but the cable did not provide the reveling, musical quality I wanted. I bought an AudioQuest Cinnamon cable. It had the revealing quality I sought. You could hear individual instruments being played in an orchestra. With Bluegrass, you could hear the individual notes plucked from the strings. Unfortunately, it did not provide the musical quality I sought. I bought an open box AudioQuest Carbon cable from Best Buy, and obtained exactly the sound I wanted. Even more revealing than the Cinnamon cable, while providing a musical quality that I can listen to for hours without fatigue.

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Q: QuestionI’m new to HDMI surround sound, I have a PS5 I play movies on, and I have a 4K smart tv. I notice the HDMI out that hooks up to the TV so my PS5 will be surround, is this digital optical used to make the TV sound go through the surround sound.

Asked 2 years ago by RogerTBannon.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

Q: QuestionRecently purchased a marantz cd6007 CD player. This cable should simply just connect from the cd player to the preamp correct? Also, will this support the full cd quality sound fidelity? Thanks!

Asked 3 years ago by Cdguy.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 2.5' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

Q: QuestionThe cable fits perfect into my Xbox x but it’s fairly loose in my Astro gen 4 base station (optical In for my gaming headset). The cable I was using before was the one that came with the headset, they are both toslink. Anyone experience it being loose?

Asked 5 years ago by Dominik.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer You messed up your toslink female connecter

  Answered 3 years ago by Mikejones

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Q: QuestionHow do I install it? I have 2019 65’ LG Oled TV AI thinQ

Asked 6 years ago by Me.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 9.8' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Black/Red Stripes

• A:Answer TosLink fiber optic cables have plugs that can only fit one way. Simply insert one plug into the TosLink jack on the TV and the other plug into the TosLink jack on the other component. Fiber optic cables are not directional, so it doesn't matter which plug connects to which component.

  Answered 6 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionHas anyone tried this cable with the newer NyFlix programs?? I have read others complain that "economy" audio digital cables do not transmit their sound tracks.

Asked 9 years ago by KOTHY93.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon Optical 4.9' Digital Toslink Fiber-Optic Cable + Mini-Adaptor with Toslink to Toslink Connectors - Red on Black

• A:Answer This is not something we've heard about. It should not be dependent on the program being played but the component it's being played on. If the component has a TosLink output, there's no reason why a fiber optical (TosLink) cable shouldn't work.

  Answered 9 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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