AudioQuest Cinnamon HDMI Cable – 0.6 M

• Solid 1.25% Silver Plated LGC Conductors.
• Gold Plated cold-weld HDMI Connectors.
• Low Jitter, Low Distortion Audio.
• Signal Conductors Controlled for Digital Audio Direction.
• Bi-Directional Ethernet Communication and Audio Return Channel Enabled.

Stunning Sonic Clarity and Crystal-Clear Video: AudioQuest Cinnamon HDMI Cables, Now Offered at a Special Price AudioQuest Cinnamon HDMI is absolutely one of the very best HDMI cables in its class. It produces an much sharper, more accurate picture from all video sources, and also sounds much better than any competing HDMI cables. AudioQuest packed Cinnamon HDMI with all the newest HDMI features with the best pure, solid-core wire, incredibly well-machined HDMI ends (with a proprietary termination process for much better signal transfer), and extremely effective shielding technology. All of this combines to produce one of the best HDMI cables at its price. The video technology will make your eyes pop out of your head, but it's the sound of Cinnamon that will perk up your ears. Cinnamon has a big, bold sound, rich and lively with excellent transient performance and a neutral tonal balance which is guaranteed to complement any audio/video system. Read more below about Cinnamon and remember that all AudioQuest cables come with our famous 100% Money Back Guarantee. Highly recommended! 18Gbps Cinnamon HDMI cables are guaranteed to have the 18Gbps bandwidth required for compelling features like 8K/30 video, HDR (High Dynamic Range) imagery, and eARC (enhanced Audio Return Channel). "Images are sharp and stable, while this HDMI also offers good sonic ability, with a tonally integrated sound that has the ability to kick tight and hard when required, and yet pull back and display great in...this Audioquest is both sweet and spicy with a confidence that will improve just about any system." – What HiFi? Digital Audio over HDMI There are significant, audible differences between HDMI cables. We're not sure how this is possible, since HDMI is purported to be a purely digital interface; however, the sonic differences are repeatable and consistent