AudioQuest HDMI-G 2M (Gray/Blue) |
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2M HDMI cable |
If you want the best HDMI cable for your home theater and you want to run it on the wall, then you want AudioQuest's new HDMI G series flat section cable. Besides an installation-friendly design, this cable is fully compatible with HD 1080p and HDMI v1.3 signal transmission, uses polyethylene insulation to minimize losses, and has highly conductive gold-plated connectors at each end. |
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Since walls are flat, why are cables round? |
If you want the best HDMI cable and you want to run it on the wall, then you want AudioQuest's new HDMI G series flat section cable. Besides an installation-friendly design, this cable's gray with blue stripe PVC jacket is paintable to match any decor. HDMIG cables are fully compatible with HD 1080p and HDMI v1.3 signal transmission. Conductive-coated copper conductors are held in place by Skin-Foam-Skin polyethylene insulation to assure critical geometric stability and to minimize losses caused by insulation. Gold-plated connectors at each end provide corrosion-free, high-conductivity connections. |
Inferior cables sacrifice signal quality . . . |
It's important to understand that audio/video signal quality can't be improved after the signal leaves a home theater source component like a receiver or DVD player; and although the signal can't be improved, it can be significantly degraded. That's where a high-end cable like AudioQuest becomes critical. A lesser-quality cable leaves signals wide open to instabilities. A lesser-quality cable is constructed of bundled, twisted strands of conductive material, up to 200 to 2,000 strands per bundle. And as the signal wants to travel the path of least resistance (down the outside of the bundle), all those twisted strands inhibit transmission. They draw the signal from the outside of the bundle to the inside, where it has to fight to get back to the outside again. The result is distortion. Lost data. Poor picture and sound quality. |
. . . superior cables don't |
Premium cable maker AudioQuest, on the other hand, manufacturers their cables with the highest quality, perfectly gauged, solid-core, copper and silver conductors. Each conductor strand is slowly and precisely loomed, not twisted, into the final cable bundle; and it's important to note that the maximum number of strands AudioQuest uses in their longest cable, necessary for flexibility, is only 32. That's appreciably fewer than 200, and a lot fewer than other manufacturers' 2,000 strands. Once they have constructed the conductor, AudioQuest wraps it in the dielectric (insulating material) to keep the cable at peak performance by absorbing as little energy as possible and avoiding the reintroduction of energy (distortion) into the conductor. |
It's a shutout: AudioQuest one, distortion zero |
AudioQuest manufactures cables with conductors that have all the proper attributes, for decreased distortion. They arrange the conductors so the signal travels down a straight path, for decreased distortion. They wrap the conductor in a strongly nonconductive material, for decreased distortion. The result is an astonishingly pure, stable signal. AudioQuest loathes distortion. You'll love AudioQuest. |
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