AudioQuest OptiLink-G 2M (Black/Green)

2M black/green fiber optical digital audio cable

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You want an fiber optic cable for its undistorted, smooth, clear, and dynamic performance, but you also insist that it be constructed of high-quality, distortion-reducing materials—without breaking the bank. AudioQuest's OptiLinkG is the perfect match. As a component, these cables drastically improve the sound quality of every other component in your home-theater quiver. Really.

6' 7" = 2M cable length

AudioQuest: Invest in the best

You're looking for a fiber optic cable for its undistorted, smooth, clear, and dynamic performance. Yet there's a plethora of cable manufacturers to choose from—so what could possibly make AudioQuest cables that much more superior? Well, let me tell you. These cables are babied. They're coddled. Each cable's hand is held from its conception in Bill Low's head until it is carefully swaddled in product packaging and shipped off to your home.

Less loss at a great price

AudioQuest's mission is to provide a cable for every audio/video need as well as a price for every pocketbook, without sacrificing one iota of performance quality. The OptiLinkG is one of AudioQuest's higher performing fiber optic cables. When using a Toslink (EIA-J) fiber optic cable, the sound quality of all the channels, whether two or five or more, are dependent on this one cable to deliver undistorted, dynamic performance—and it does so with less loss than the entry-level OptiLinkA. The carefully engineered synthetic fiber in AudioQuest's OptiLinkG minimizes signal loss and jitter (time based distortion), while the plug's brass ferrule provides ideal light transmission and the highest quality sound.

Damage control

It's important to know that an audio or video signal cannot be improved upon—it's as good as it's going to get once it leaves your amp, DVD player, whatever component you're running. So why bother with a high-end cable? Simple: the signal can't be improved, but it can be damaged. Significantly. A lesser-quality cable leaves your signal wide-open to instabilities. What AudioQuest is doing is engineering cables with conductors that have all the proper attributes for decreased distortion. They've wrapped the conductor in a non-conductive material to decrease distortion. The result is an astonishingly pure, very stable signal. Starting to make sense? AudioQuest loathes distortion. You'll love AudioQuest.