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Product: AudioQuest Forest OptiLink 1.5m (4.92 ft.) Full to 3.5mm Optical Audio Cable
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Black
Low-Dispersion Fiber
Low-Jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
Precision Polished Fibe
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Product: WIREWORLD Nova Toslink to Toslink Optical Audio Cable - 1 Meter
Brand: Wireworld Cable Technology, Inc.
Description: A precision triple-polished acrylic optical conductor reduces jitter to improve the quality of digital surround sound.
Design: PMMA Monofilament
Conductors: Acrylic
Plug Contacts: Triple-polished ends
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Product: Audioquest - Vodka TosLink Full-to-Mini (0.75m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: While, thanks to HDMI, Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver, Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes, TV sets, subwoofers, all sorts of products. And now, the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector, also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink, is everywhere from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop, to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons, AudioQuest has refined and renewed our line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical.
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Product: AudioQuest - Vodka TosLink (Full to Full, 0.75m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: A Smoothly Intoxicating Digital Cable A revolution in fiber optic cable design, Vodka Optilink uses several highly polished polymer fibers instead of a single plastic conductor. These polymer fibers are more efficient at conducting light (information) giving Vodka Optilink greater resolution and improved tonality over every other optical cable we’ve tried! Vodka Optilink preserves TosLink's great strengths of vanishingly low noise and zero mechanical noise, but offers something other TosLink cables can't...dynamic range! Compared to standard TosLink cables, the Optilink is a revelation, with surprising transient performance and excellent dynamic gradations. Optilink even outperforms similarly priced coaxial digital cables, with a smoother, more natural tonal palette and surprisingly deep black backgrounds. Often maligned as a low-performance digital interface, Toslink actually offers state-of-the-art optical S/PDIF resolution. Additionally, Toslink provides several key advantages, such as galvanic isolation and electrical isolation. And Toslink prevents introduction of RF interference over cable. The primary source of distortion in a fiber-optic cable is corruption of timing information. Imperfections in the optical fiber scatter the light information, leading to sound with less clarity and a need for more error correction. The superior fiber and finely polished optical interface of AudioQuest fiber-optic cable avoids these problems.
Several highly polished polymer fibers instead of a single plastic conductor
Greater resolution and improved tonality
Surprising transient performance
Excellent dynamic gradations
Smoother, more natural tonal palette
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Product: AudioQuest Forest Toslink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable - 2.46 ft. (.75m) Green
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Green
Low-Dispersion Fiber
Low-Jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
Connector type: HDMI
Compatible devices: PC
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Product: AudioQuest Carbon Optical Toslink Full to Toslink Full Cable 0.75m
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: Audioquest Carbon 0.75M Optical Full Size Toslink Cable 19 Narrow-Aperture Synthetic Fibers Low-Jitter (Digital Timing Errors) Precision Polished Fiber Ends
Audioquest Carbon 0.75M (2'5") Full Size Optical cable
19 Narrow-Aperture Synthetic Fibers
Low-Jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
Precision Polished Fiber Ends
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Product: AudioQuest - Cinnamon TosLink (Full to Full, 0.75m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Red
Description: AudioQuest Cinnamon OptiLink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire? and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. The S/P-DIF (Sony? Philips Digital InterFace) which arrived in 1983 along with the CD is still very much a part of our world today. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. And now the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical. When the question is how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound? the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the cable but only after it has taken a longer
Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver
AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables
All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical
Black and Red finish
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Product: AudioQuest Forest OptiLink 0.75m (2.46 feet) Full to 3.5mm Optical Audio Cable
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: Forest The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. The S/P-DIF (Sony Philips Digital InterFace) which arrived in 1983 along with the CD is still very much a part of our world today. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. Features Low-dispersion fiber Low-jitter (digital timing errors) Precision polished fiber ends While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. And now the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere - from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical. When the question is how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound? the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the
AudioQuest Forest OptiLink 0.75m (2.46 feet) Full to 3.5mm Optical Audio Cable
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Product: AudioQuest Cinnamon Toslink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable - 9.84 ft. (3m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Red
Description: AudioQuest Cinnamon OptiLink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire? and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. The S/P-DIF (Sony? Philips Digital InterFace) which arrived in 1983 along with the CD is still very much a part of our world today. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. And now the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical. When the question is how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound? the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the cable but only after it has taken a longer
Lower - Dispersion Higher Purity Fiber
Low Jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
Finely Polished Optical Interface
3.0m & Longer - In Wall Rated PVC
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Product: AudioQuest Toslink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable - 9.84 ft. (3m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Green
Description: The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed our line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. When the question is “how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound?” … the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude … but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the cable but only after it has taken a longer path like a pool ball bouncing off the side-rails causing it to arrive later. This delayed part of the signal prevents the computer charged with decoding this information from being able to decode properly or even at all. The inability to decode shows first at higher frequencies (not audio frequencies this is a mono stream of digital audio information) so reduced bandwidth is a measurable signature of light being dispersed by a fiber. The punch line: The less dispersion in the fiber the less
Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products
The 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere … from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables
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Product: AudioQuest Forest OptiLink 1.5m-4.92 feet Optical Audio Cable, Green, Model: OPTFOR01.5
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Green
Several highly polished polymer fibers instead of a single plastic conductor
Greater resolution and improved tonality
Surprising transient performance
Excellent dynamic gradations
Smoother, more natural tonal palette
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Product: AudioQuest Cinnamon Toslink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable - 4.92 ft. (1.5m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Color: Red
Description: AudioQuest Cinnamon OptiLink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire? and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. The S/P-DIF (Sony? Philips Digital InterFace) which arrived in 1983 along with the CD is still very much a part of our world today. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. And now the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical. When the question is how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound? the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the cable but only after it has taken a longer
Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products
Finely Polished Optical Interface
The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire
For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables
There is another serious dispersal mechanism in the Toslink system
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Product: AudioQuest Pearl Toslink Fiber Optic Full Size to 3.5mm Digital Audio Cable - 2.46 ft. (.75m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. The S/P-DIF (Sony Philips Digital InterFace) which arrived in 1983 along with the CD is still very much a part of our world today. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. And now the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed our line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical. When the question is how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound? the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the cable but only after it has taken a longer path like a pool ball bouncing off the side-rails causing it to arri
The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire and Ethernet connections
All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical
Conductors: Low-Dispersion Fiber
Jacket: Black/Gray Stripe In-Wall Rated PVC
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Product: AudioQuest Carbon Optical Toslink Full to Mini Cable 0.75m
Brand: AudioQuest
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Product: AudioQuest Carbon Toslink Fiber Optic Digital Audio Cable - 4.92 ft. (1.5m)
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: Carbon The audio frontier is all abuzz these days with the pleasure possible though HDMI USB FireWire and Ethernet connections. However these current generation digital technologies are only part of the story just as the challenge of designing manufacturing and choosing the best analog interconnects and speaker cables is as important as ever. The S/P-DIF (Sony Philips Digital InterFace) which arrived in 1983 along with the CD is still very much a part of our world today. S/P-DIF is transmitted through Digital Coax and Toslink fiber optics (EIA-J) making them still some of the most important cables in electronic entertainment. Highlights 19 narrow-aperture synthetic fibers Low-jitter (Digital timing errors) Precision polished fiber ends While thanks to HDMI Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes TV sets subwoofers all sorts of products. And now the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink is everywhere from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop to inputs on some of the finest portables. For these many reasons AudioQuest has refined and renewed their line of serious high performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink to Toslink and Toslink to 3.5mm Mini Optical. When the question is how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound? the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser firing into a vacuum all the light would stay straight arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude but amplitude is not the problem a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality. The problem is that the dispersed light does
19 Narrow-Aperture Synthetic Fiber Conductors
Low-Jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
Precision polished fiber ends
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Product: AudioQuest Cinnamon OptiLink .75m (2.46 ft.) Full to 3.5mm Optical Audio Cable
Brand: AudioQuest
Description: hile, thanks to HDMI, Toslink is not so often used to connect a DVD player to an A/V receiver, Toslink connectors are common on cable-boxes, TV sets, subwoofers, all sorts of products. And now, the 3.5mm Mini Optical connector, also somewhat incorrectly known as Mini-Toslink, is everywhere ... from the 3.5mm dual-purpose headphone jack on a Mac laptop, to inputs on some of the finest portables.
For these many reasons, AudioQuest has refined and renewed our line of serious high-performance OptiLink cables. All models and all lengths are now available Toslink- Toslink and Toslink - 3.5mm Mini Optical.
When the question is "how can a fiber-optic cable change the sound?" ... the answer is easier to explain than for almost any other type of cable. If the light source were a coherent laser, firing into a vacuum, all the light would stay straight, arriving at its destination at the same time. Even if the LED light source in a Toslink system were coherent, the light entering a fiber-optic cable is scattered and dispersed by imperfections and impurities in the fiber. This can be measured as a loss of amplitude ... but amplitude is not the problem, a 50% true loss would have no effect on sound quality.
The problem is that the dispersed light does get through the cable, but only after it has taken a longer path, like a pool ball bouncing off the side-rails, causing it to arrive later. This delayed part of the signal prevents the computer charged with decoding this information from being able to decode properly, or even at all. The inability to decode shows first at higher frequencies (not audio frequencies, this is a mono stream of digital audio informa-tion), so reduced bandwidth is a measurable signature of light being dispersed by a fiber. The punch line: The less dispersion in the fiber, the less distortion in the final analog audio signal presented to our ears.
Lower-Dispersion Higher-Purity Fiber
Low-Jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
Precision Polished Fiber
Full size to 3.5mm
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