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Q: QuestionWhat is the data capacity of this HDMI cable?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable has high-speed data capacity.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of warranty does this HDMI cable have?

• A:Answer This HDMI cable has a lifetime limited warranty.

Q: QuestionDoes this HDMI cable support 4K Ultra HD resolution?

• A:Answer Yes, this HDMI cable supports up to 4K Ultra HD (4096 x 2160 pixels) resolution.

Q: QuestionIs this HDMI cable directional?

• A:Answer Yes, this HDMI cable is directional for superior sound quality.

Q: QuestionDoes this HDMI cable support high dynamic range pass-through?

• A:Answer Yes, this HDMI cable supports high dynamic range pass-through.

Q: QuestionWhat material is used for the conductor of this cable?

• A:Answer The conductor material is solid 1.25% silver-plated.

Q: QuestionSo The arrows on the HDMI plugs should be pointing away from the A/V receiver's output towards the TV's input. How about all the other devices connected to the receiver? ps4,directtv,bluray player etc . which way should the arrows be facing? Thanks

Asked 8 years ago by Nicoyaon2wheels.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer For the best results, the arrows should be pointing in the same direction as the signal flow, i.e. away from an output jack and towards an input jack.

  Answered 8 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: Questionwould it be bettert use 5 foot 2700k monster cables on LG 55cp6 tv for est picture ?

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Buy other HDMI cables. They are cheaper. HDMI is a digital signal there is no possible lots of picture quality. It either works or it doesn't. Stop spending so much for no reason.

  Answered 8 years ago by Bstngt

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Q: QuestionI just purchased a Samsung QLED (2017 version). Will my Audioquest Vodka HDMI that I purchased in the fall of 2013 support the TV’s 4K HDR resolution?

Asked 7 years ago by JDWetzel.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer That is a great question and very difficult to answer from a version perspective - but easy enough to address in full. HDMI 2.0 (aka HDMI UHD) was released to the consumer market on September 4, 2013. You state "Fall 2013" as the approximate purchase range/date so you are in one of two camps: 1.) You made the cut so to speak and are HDMI 2.0 capable. 2.) You are HDMI 1.4b capable and a bit further behind [introduced October 2011]. Either way, the short answer is that your cable is out dated since it can not handle HDR content as found in the April 2015 release of version 2.0a. Newer cables are already 2.2 so you'll need to purchase new interconnects to get everything out of that QLED monitor. And don't forget everything in the chain must be HDR content capable (or ATMOS, or Dolby Vision, etc.) if you want it to sound/display best. That means your Audio Video Receiver, UHD Blu-ray Player, the HDMI Cables all need to be compatible with the format your trying to achieve. Hoping this helped. I

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    AudioQuest - Vodka 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Blue

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  Answered 7 years ago by Paul

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Q: QuestionWhy is this HDMI more expensive than the ocean if it doesn't support HDR passthrough like Ocean does ?

Asked 8 years ago by Chev.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer All current AudioQuest HDMI cables up to 8.0 m. are fully compatible with 4K/60, HDR and HDCP 2.2.

  Answered 8 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionIs this a 2.0a or a 2.0b Cable?????

Asked 8 years ago by Marc.

• A:Answer All our HDMI cables conform to the HDMI 2.0b standard.

  Answered 8 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between Cinnamon & Chocolate Audio Quest HDMI cables.

Asked 6 years ago by RENEE.

• A:Answer Better audio

  Answered 6 years ago by Gtivr696

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Q: QuestionWhy do I need to purchase the AudioQuest cable?

Asked 8 years ago by Kathy.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer You don't. The cheaper Rocketfish cable worked just as good. I've done the test and can verify that they are not worth the extra money.

  Answered 8 years ago by SwooshmeloVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs this HDMI cable the proper cable to connect to my comcast cable box and the Sony OLED A9g 4K UHD With HDR. DO i have to call comcast to get a different cable box for the set up.

Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer This cable should work with any HDMI connections...Its all about the quality of the internal cables and not the connector.

  Answered 6 years ago by JElliott0720Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIf i got a 4ktv that does not support hdcp 2.2 will i still be able to use this hdmi cable on my 4k bluray player with the same quality?

Asked 5 years ago by lambo321.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer Actually it works good with my sony 4k tv but I suggest that you take a look into your TV instructions to make sure your tv supports this cable.

  Answered 5 years ago by HollisnyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI am really confused. Is the longest cable 6 feet 7 inches, or is it 6 inches. The description doesn't match "spec".

Asked 7 years ago by PaulH.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer It's 2.0 m. (6 ft. 7 ins.)

  Answered 7 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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Q: QuestionIs this Audio Quest HDMI cable your store is selling made here in the USA, not a counterfeit made in China or Hong Kong?

Asked 7 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer According to the box it says: Engineered in USA / Made in China.

  Answered 7 years ago by JD159Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI bought a Sony - 43" Class - LED - X800E Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR and a Xbox One X. Do I need this cable or will the Xbox HDMI that comes with the system have the same quality? This picture is of the specs of Xbox cable

Asked 7 years ago by Banes.

• A:Answer I think the Xbox X chord would be just as good, the cinnamon chord’s build quality might be stronger and more durable but when it comes to the picture I don’t believe it wouldn’t make much of a difference. The Xbox X supports 4K so at the price you’re paying for the system I don’t think they would throw in a cheap cord.

  Answered 7 years ago by FishOfSweden

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Q: QuestionIf I Purchase Audio quest cinnamon HDMI cables in 2015 are they 4K HDR compatible?

Asked 8 years ago by Me.

This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon 6'7" 4K Ultra HD HDMI Cable - Black/Red

• A:Answer As long as the cable is no longer than 8.0 m., it's fully compatible with 4K.

  Answered 8 years ago by AudioQuest Customer Service

  
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