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Ethereal cable review
In any event, the cable is beautifully made and is terminated with professional all-metal connectors. The cable feels very solid but is still quite supple and bends well enough. Before settling on this cable, though, I compared many others in the same price range and found that some of the other standard cables sounded airier or more fluid but also less forceful and robust while others sounded overly mellow and even imprecise.
I finally selected the ValueLine for sounding the most articulate and concrete. For the record: yes, annoyingly, I also hear a difference in sound even when playing local music. But because this goes even more against sane logic, I will focus purely on streaming audio via Qobuz to make sure that audio data is actually flowing through the Ethernet cable, and I will make sure to re-queue the track in Roon each time I swap cables.
Listening Going from my standard CAT6 cable to the Metis, the soundstage becomes freer while growing in all dimensions but whereas such transformations can often go hand in hand with a reduction in precision or control, this time, this time, these aspects are fully retained. Moreover, I find that the transient behavior is not only as sharp and immediate as before, the delineation of leading edges and especially the conviction of the pulses is now being rendered even more powerfully and more convincingly.
This is what the Metis facilitates. Nothing of the sort. Let me try and further clarify this by comparing the Metis to two other high-end Ethernet cables. The sound is full and smooth but less explicit, less articulate and precise, and less spritely. Of course, this extra performance demands a more serious price, but if the budget allows it, the Metis does really provide a new level of musical performance.
These Rhinocables come in a variety of colours and lengths, from 12cm to 10m. Instead of risking damaging the hard-to-replace port on your device, the extension lead could take the brunt of it, leaving you with a much cheaper replacement to worry about. This version is also Cat6 with shielding, so should ensure high enough speeds — just make sure you pair it with a similarly speedy cable.
It you already have several short ethernet cables lying around, search for RJ45 couplers on ebay or Amazon as they let you join leads together and usually cost very little. The best way is to buy a reel as long as you need, and cut it to length. For wall mounting, use 7mm cable clips. Kenable also sells a push-down tools as well as faceplates.
Ethernet cable buying advice There are basically three main factors to consider when buying an ethernet cable: category, length, and style. However, the advice is different if you want to use them outside. FAQ 1.
What category of ethernet cable should I buy? This is the most important thing to consider, as different ethernet categories can carry wildly varying speeds and levels of interference. As you might have guessed, higher numbers tend to mean faster speeds. The other major difference is that Cat7 cables are always shielded, which helps reduce interference and crosstalk.
How long does an ethernet cable need to be?
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Ethernet cable features Make sure you know the maximum Cat capabilities before you buy While Cat8 ethernet cables are undoubtedly the best option currently available, both Cat7 and Cat6 offer impressive capabilities when it comes to maximum bandwidth and maximum data transmission speeds. To clarify, Cat6 cables can achieve a max transmission speed of Gbps up to 15 meters away at MHz, while Cat7 cables can achieve a max transmission speed of Gbps up to 15 meters away at 1,MHz. Ethernet cables with RJ45 connectors In addition to being backwards compatible with every generation from Cat7 to Cat5, Cat8 ethernet cables are compatible with a truly staggering number of internet-enabled devices for your home and business needs.
Just to name a few, Cat8 cables can be connected to devices including several generations of both PlayStation and Xbox consoles, servers, printers, routers, Smart TVs, AI-enabled smart assistants, PCs, modems and so much more. While the same range of devices can also be used with both Cat7 and Cat6 ethernet cables, only Cat8 cables offer such excellent backwards compatibility.
Durability of ethernet cables If you need to have a stable wired connection that provides long-distance data transmission at the highest possible fidelity, anything from Cat6 to Cat8 will likely meet or exceed any non-commercial bandwidth requirements you encounter. However, it is worth noting that Cat8 cables are currently the toughest and most damage-resistant type of ethernet cable and are not only capable of boosting speed and reducing interference, but also offer greater cable thickness and flexibility than ever before.
The short answer is yes, but the speed of a connection made via ethernet cable is generally at least double that of a wireless connection. What are ethernet cables? They are network cables that resemble larger versions of phone cables but are used to physically connect devices to the internet, improving connection fidelity considerably. Which ethernet cable should I get? What we like: Full backwards compatibility with previous Cats and connects a wide range of devices with the best capabilities on the market.
What we dislike: Some users have reported missing cable shielding and issues with connection speeds. What we like: Slim, flattened design for low-profile cable connections with improved shielding and transfer rates than Cat6. Advertisement What we dislike: Issues have been reported with actually attaching and detaching the cable plugs from ethernet ports.
The S-Series cables are available in lengths of 0. Component Video Cables The set of component video cables we received CV2 was marked with the familiar red, green and blue designation bands, which represent the R-Y, Y and B-Y component video signals. The construction of these video cables looked very similar to the composite video cable with gold-plated contacts and small fingers inside of the RCA housing that grabs the RCA jack that mates to it.
There's nothing worse than plugging in an RCA connector only to find that it doesn't grab the receptacle well. The design of these connectors ensures that the contact is solid. Video performance was excellent with the CV-Series cables rendering accurate colors with sharp video and no ringing.
We were pleased with the video produced with the CV-Series. The CV-Series cables are available in lengths of 0. Both of these connector backshells are designated with a lavender color band to distinguish them from the other cables. The Toslink connector is contained in a sturdy housing with an easy to grab backshell. Unlike many Toslink connectors, the T-Series are easy to insert and remove from digital components. We never experienced any dropouts or problems using this cable.
The T-Series cables are available in lengths of 0. Like the other RCA connectors used in Ethereal cables, the D-Series use a similar design with gold-plated contacts and a well designed housing for excellent performance and low-contact resistance. Controlling impedance is particularly important with high speed edges seen in digital audio signals and the D-Series delivers the performance one would expect from a quality cable design.
Whether we played standard two-channel audio, DTS, or Dolby Digital, the sound quality was excellent with no dropouts. We would have liked to try a longer cable for this application ours was only 2 meters long , but didn't have one on hand. The D-Series cables are available in lengths of 0. Rather than metal backshells, these gold-plated RCA connectors used molded plastic.
However, this didn't appear to impact performance in our tests. The pin VGA connector on the other end of the cable also used gold-plated contacts. Many displays and projectors have a pin input connector that's configurable for either component or RGB inputs. In the case of component video, this cable is ideal for such applications. We used this HTPC as a source of high-definition video to feed our display during our tests.
The picture was very detailed with the HD3R-4 installed and there were no signs of any degradation. The HD3R-Series cables are available in lengths of 0. This cable was by far our favorite for more than one reason.
First of all, we like BNC connectors on interconnects. They offer a secure twist-lock connection and you never have to worry about them working their way out. Separate horizontal and vertical sync signals are carried on two separate coaxial wires, while the RGB video signals are carried on individual red, green and blue coaxial cables.