The sound is neutral and open, with a touch of warmth. The stereo image is spacious, and the reproduction of detail is subtle. The high frequencies are clear without being harsh, while the low frequencies remain tight and controlled. Midrange frequencies are reproduced naturally and smoothly. Transitions between frequencies are seamless, contributing to a cohesive sound. The dynamics are lively without being excessive. All in all, a pleasant listening experience without any frills.
Retail price: 669.00
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The AudioQuest Carbon digital coaxial cable is designed to transmit digital audio signals clearly and accurately. With high-quality materials and thoughtful construction, this cable provides a reliable connection between your audio devices. The solid conductors and advanced insulation help minimize signal loss and interference, resulting in pristine sound reproduction. Whether you're setting up a home theater or optimizing your hi-fi system, this cable provides the performance you need for an immersive listening experience.
Length: 6 m Conductors: Solid 5% silver Insulation: Hard-Cell Foam Noise dissipation: Carbon-based 5-layer system Terminals: Cold-welded, directly silver-plated pure purple copper connectors
The AudioQuest Carbon digital coaxial cable uses 5% silver-plated solid-copper conductors for improved signal transmission, with the goal of minimizing distortion and jitter. The air-filled hard-cell foam insulation ensures low signal distortion. The carbon-based 3-layer Noise-Dissipation System (NDS) technology helps reduce noise. Designed according to AudioQuest’s philosophy of minimizing signal loss and jitter. Designer: Bill Low.
AudioQuest was founded in 1980 by William E. Low in California, United States. The brand began by hand assembling cables according to specific design methods based on minimizing distortion. AudioQuest has since developed a product line that includes interlink cables, speaker cables, digital and network cables, mains products and portable accessories. The company has stuck to the use of directional cables and solid core conductors from the beginning. In 2012, AudioQuest introduced the DragonFly, a USB DAC. Product development takes place in the United States, while some manufacturing is done in China and elsewhere. AudioQuest applies a philosophy where material selection, geometry and finish have a direct impact on cable performance.
