Sono scettico sul fatto che i cavi ethernet possano migliorare il suono. Io li ho usati per collegare il nas, tramite cablatura, al server musicale. Poichè dietro scorrono i cavi di alimentazione dello stere, del TV, sicuramente un cavo ben schermato preserva da interferenze elettriche. Rispetto ad un normale cavo ethernet gli Audioquest svolgono questo compito egregiamente con benefici sul suono, soprattutto sulle fasi di "silenzio" tra le note, con una resa globale meno impastata e più a fuoco. Non è un miracolo sia chiaro ma agli audiofili piace crederlo.

antes de este cable compré un Audioquest PEARL de 0,75 m (en oferta por unos 30 euros) y ahora éste Audioquest CINNAMON de 1,5 m (en oferta por unos 78 euros) ver foto adjunta como tengo los dos cables el PEARL del router a la TV y el CINNAMON del router al PC. Ambos cables son muy buenos....MUY BUENOS. Hay diferencia entre los dos cables.........ciertamente sí, más en el sonido que en la imagen, ambos cables te dan una muy buena calidad en imagen, pero en sonido gana el CINNAMON. Francamente con cales de este rango de precio estoy más que contento, a partir de éstos precios hacia arriba, entiendo que las mejoras serán ya muy mínimas y solo para oidos y ojos MUY MUY EXIGENTES. Eso si HUIR de los cables a 5 eurillos, aquí si que hay una gran diferencia. Espero haber aclarado alguna cosa al respecto. Saludos

Es ist aber wahr...ich wollte es auch nicht glauben, aber es ist wirklich eine Verbesserung die so gross ist, dass sich der Mehrbetrag wirklich lohnt. Wieso das so ist, weiss ich nicht. Ich weiss nur, dass ich gegen Hifi Vodoo zutiefst resistent und skeptisch bin. Hier aber kann jeder Thomas es sofort hören. Es sei denn man ist schwerhörig. Und nein ich werde nicht von audioquest bezahlt. Wer streamt und für wenig Geld eine deutliche Verbesserung will sollte das Kabel unbedingt in Betracht ziehen.

I'm open minded when it comes to cables. It's reasonable to me that different analog cable construction might yield different sound characteristics. It's reasonable to me that timing in a digital signal is relevant to music reproduction (especially given the importance Dacs place on low jitter components).I have what I think can be fairly called a very to ultra revealing system that I've built over a period of several years. Hedd Type 20s (*superb monitors btw*, liked them better than Genelec 8341s) I had been going back and forth on trying the Cinnamon RJ/E cable as an upgrade to the Pearl. I did not notice much improvement when upgrading to the Pearl (maybe a mild improvement in warmth/clarity but subtle if at all), and so I was pretty skeptical about the Cinnamon, and was ready to return it if I didn't notice anything significant.Well, I am pretty surprised. When A/Bing it with the Pearl, I could tell a difference right away. This is what I've noticed so far after about 4 hours of listening:-Smoother, slightly more natural sound-An increase in clarity-A slightly/moderately wider and deeper soundstage. Music is notably, though moderately more holographic. It feels like I've zoomed in on the music a bit. When you upgrade speakers or a Dac, you get this same effect but far more magnified.-Music just sounds tonally better and cleaner, moderately so, but noticeable.-Bass slam seems to have increased a bitThe improvements I've noticed with this cable are hard to describe exactly, but I'm actually really pleased with the difference. I think it is a bigger improvement than when I went from the Carbon USB to the Coffee actually.What I think now is that perhaps my ethernet cable was the weak link in my system, and upgrading it has allowed the other components to shine more (it's also the first cable in my chain after my modem).Is the improvement anything close to upgrading speakers? Not even close. But there IS a difference. I'm still surprised given a lot of musical data is (AFAIK) cached on your HD before you even hear it (Youtube video pre-loading for example) and so where would the ethernet cable play a role at that point?Still, this cable is already increasing my enjoyment of the audio from my system more than its proportional cost to my system overall. I give it an enthusiastic 5 stars and suggest trying it. It may or may not work but you can always return it.

audioquest a une tres bonne réputation