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AudioQuest Rocket 33 Speaker Cable
$1,099.00GO-4 is a step up in the Star-Quad series by virtue of offering higher-quality metal and the addition of AudioQuest’s patented Dielectric-Bias System. These two advancements significantly better the performance of Type 4, the most successful speaker cable in our 30+ year history. -
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AudioQuest Rocket 44 Speaker Cable
$1,399.00Rocket 44 incorporates Perfect-Surface Copper+ into its blend of conductors. PSC+ has fewer grain boundaries, which reduces harshness in the sound. This carefully finessed combination of PSC and PSC+ enables Rocket 44 to deliver a clear and faithful presentation. -
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AudioQuest Rocket 88 Speaker Cable
$1,999.00Rocket 88 incorporates AudioQuest’s patented Dielectric-Bias System (DBS) and replaces Long-Grain Copper with solid Perfect-Surface Copper+. -
AudioQuest Red River RCA Cable
$399.00Redwood stands as a giant among its peers. The carefully finessed combination of Solid Perfect-Surface Copper+ and Perfect-Surface Silver conductors allow your music to present a sound field that is both large (as it was intended) and coherent. -
AudioQuest Pearl 18G Long-Length HDMI Cable
$429.00Pearl HDMI embodies all of AudioQuest’s core philosophies on cable design. It employs solid Long-Grain Copper conductors, Solid High-Density Polyethylene Insulation, and precise geometry. Specific attention has been paid to maximizing the performance of HDMI, and indeed, AudioQuest’s HDMI cables push sonic performance to new levels. -
AudioQuest Forest 18G Long-Length HDMI Cable
$699.00Forest HDMI embodies all of AudioQuest’s core philosophies on cable design. Forest employs solid Long-Grain Copper conductors, Solid High-Density Polyethylene Insulation, and precise signal geometry. -
AudioQuest Cinnamon 18G HDMI Cable
$550.00Forest HDMI embodies all of AudioQuest’s core philosophies on cable design. Forest employs solid Long-Grain Copper conductors, Solid High-Density Polyethylene Insulation, and precise sign -
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AudioQuest Chocolate 18G HDMI Cable
$359.00 -40% $215.40Chocolate HDMI adds 2.5% silver-plating to its predecessors’ solid-core conductors. Like all AudioQuest HDMI cables, Chocolate uses Solid High-Density Polyethylene Insulation, and precise geometry. -
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AudioQuest Carbon 18G HDMI Cable
$779.00 -40% $467.40Carbon HDMI adds 5% silver-plating to its predecessors’ solid-core conductors. Like all AudioQuest HDMI cables, Carbon uses Solid High-Density Polyethylene Insulation, and precise geometry. -
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AudioQuest Coffee 18G HDMI Cable
$979.00 -40% $587.40Coffee HDMI uses 10% silver-plated solid core conductors, but also introduces AudioQuest’s Dielectric-Bias System (DBS, US Pat #s 7,126,055 & 7,872,195 B1). DBS provides a drop in the perceived noise floor and an increase in dynamic contrast, preserving all the subtle nuances and textures of the audio signal. -
AudioQuest Evergreen RCA Cable
$149.00The Evergreen Point Floating Bridge connects Seattle, Washington (USA) to the Bellevue area across Lake Washington. Since opening in 1963, its 2,285 meters (7,497 ft) makes it the longest floating bridge in the world. -
AudioQuest Golden Gate RCA Cable
$219.00The nearly magical confluence of land and sea where the San Francisco Peninsula reaching up from the south, and Marin County stretching down from the north, almost touch, was named “Chrysopylea,” meaning “golden gate,” by Captain John C. Fremont in 1846.
