f46a94694535f29727cc55bc71985340 HiFi-Profis

AudioQuest HDMI Pearl 48

Name: AudioQuest HDMI Pearl 48 buy online | HIFI-PROFIS Darmstadt
Brand: Audioquest
Availability: InStock

from€35,00€ inkl. MwSt.

Shipping costs 0€

incl. VAT

Länge

Clear

Menge

🟢 Available immediately - delivery time 1 - 2 workdays

AudioQuest HDMI Pearl 48

The Pearl HDMI cable is equipped with solid, long grain copper (LGC) conductors
Optimized HDMI playback
Sound reproduction on a new level

Your HiFi-Profis

Would you like to learn more about the product, or would you like more detailed purchase advice? Then please feel free to contact our professionals. We look forward to hearing from you!

[email protected] 06151171044

Description
Additional information

3dec9c15935e5acb2bf0c36c06fab841 HiFi-Profis

AudioQuest HDMI Pearl 48 | 4K/8K

AudioQuest 18 Gbps high-speed HDMI cables have the bandwidth required for video up to 8K/30 (8-bit, 4:2:0), which is equivalent to 7680 x 4320 resolution (over 33 million pixels) at up to 30 frames-per-second (fps). 24 and 30 fps are the frame rates used for almost all movies and many television shows.

HDMI Active

AudioQuest Pearl, Forest and Cinnamon use HDMI Active Frequency Equalization to ensure full 18 Gbps performance for 4K Ultra-HD at lengths of 10 to 15 meters.

781690407e9d8b49f311af4c564cc68e HiFi-Profis

18G

All AudioQuest 18 Gbps high-speed HDMI cables guarantee the required bandwidth of 18 Gbps for attractive features such as 8K/30 video, HDR (High Dynamic Range) images and eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel).

Directionality

All audio cables are directional. Proper running direction is determined by subjecting each batch of metal conductors in each AudioQuest audio cable to a listening test. Every single signal conductor is controlled for its digital audio running direction; it is even important to run the conductors used in the audio return channel in the opposite direction to achieve the best possible reproduction here as well. The connectors are clearly marked with corresponding arrows to ensure superior sound quality.

c28e4981bb1299e2595e6eb227d74219 HiFi-Profis

eARC

Until now, the ARC capabilities of HDMI hardware were already fully exhausted with lossy (compressed) 5.1-channel surround sound. All generations of AudioQuest HDMI cables “with Ethernet” support ARC. To ensure outstanding audio reproduction, the ARC channel conductor pair is internally controlled for direction of travel and runs in the opposite direction as the four pairs that transmit information to the TV.

The upcoming HDMI 2.1 hardware supports Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC), which significantly increases bandwidth and transmits uncompressed and lossless high-resolution multichannel audio, including Dolby TrueHD and Atmos, as well as DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS:X. All AudioQuest HDMI cables “with Ethernet” have the conductors and bandwidth required for eARC as well as its advanced tonal capabilities.

6f8f065cc228e3dd630efcef00713e97 HiFi-Profis

HDR

AudioQuest 18 Gbps high-speed HDMI cables support High Dynamic Range (HDR) and dynamic HDR. HDR content expands the contrast of the image for blacker blacks and brighter whites/glows, and offers higher color saturation and greater brightness. Dynamic HDR (e.g. HDR10+ and Dolby Vision) allows you to optimize HDR for each frame, as opposed to HDR settings that are set once for the entire program.

Polyethylene foam insulation

Any solid material adjacent to a conductor becomes part of an incomplete electrical network. Wire insulation and PCB material absorb energy (losses). Some of this energy is stored and then released as distortion. Therefore, air-filled polyethylene foam insulation is used for both conductors because air absorbs almost no energy and polyethylene is low-loss and has a benign distortion profile. Thanks to the air in the polyethylene foam, it causes significantly less blurring effects than other materials.

c4d10f3721cda177a85222e57ae95c48 HiFi-Profis

High-speed data capacity

Since the days when HDMI began to replace DVI connections, HDMI standards and features have evolved significantly. All generations are backward compatible. However, not all previous HDMI cables are capable of transmitting data at the full 18 Gbps bandwidth to make the most of current HDMI 2.0 equipment. While currently no 4K/60-4:4:4 software requires the full 18 Gbps capability of HDMI, some sources (UHD Blu-ray players) can be set to “upsampling” which requires the ability to transmit 18 Gbps.

Upsampling should be done in the TV rather than in an upstream component – but the decision is yours. The “Exceeds 18 G bps” imprint on the box of AudioQuest HDMI cables guarantees that the cables exceed the requirements for all currently possible HDMI data streams.