Cables (video, audio, USB)

The AudioQuest Red River XLR Cable showcases their prized Solid Perfect-Surface Copper conductors ensuring an incredibly smooth and uncontaminated surface throughout the conductors fabrication process. At each stage the copper is meticulously protected thanks to a proprietary internal machining technique which maintains its softness purity and smoothness to the highest degree. The outcome is a conductor with remarkably low distortion epitomizing the distinctive sonic signature that defines AudioQuests Red River range of interconnects. Additionally Red River separates the positive and negative currents into two individual runs of cables each with separate exterior jackets. This configuration …

The AudioQuest Boxer Subwoofer Cable takes sonic clarity to new heights by increasing the purity of silver in their silver-plated copper conductor material to 1.25% effectively removing additional impurities. To further elevate the performance of the Boxer series AudioQuest employs Polyethylene Air-Tubes Insulation on the conductor. This cutting-edge technology stabilizes the cables geometry and enhances clarity. By countering the energy absorbed by the cables insulation and construction materials it prevents the storage and release of distortion that could otherwise impact the cables overall performance. The result is a refined distortion-free audio experience. Moreover the cable features a …

This VGA to HDMI converter and scaler lets you connect your analog VGA video signal to a digital HDMI display. It features a built-in video scaler that adjusts the output signal to suit virtually any HDMI display. It scales the signal to your choice of resolutions up to 1080p.

The converter and scaler features 3.5mm and optical audio inputs which let you combine audio into the HDMI output. The scaler creates a digital signal at high resolutions that's perfect for updating legacy VGA video equipment to work with newer HDMI televisions or projectors.

Ensure compatibility between your VGA source and HDMI display
New HDMI displays are phasing out support for lower resolution video signals …