AudioQuest Root Beer

Standard copper HDMI cables can struggle with signal loss over longer distances. Because the Root Beer uses optical fiber, it maintains a perfect signal over its 5-meter length without degradation, making it a much more reliable choice for projectors or setups where your equipment is spaced apart.

No, the Root Beer is designed to draw all the power it needs directly from the HDMI port on your source device. You won't need any extra adapters or power cables to get it running.

Yes, it supports 18Gbps bandwidth, which is sufficient for 4K at 60Hz and 8K at 30Hz. It is fully capable of handling HDR imagery and high-resolution video for your home theater system.

Yes, it does. Because the cable uses active optical technology, the ends are directional. You must ensure the 'Source' end is connected to your player or console and the 'Display' end is connected to your TV or projector for the signal to work correctly.

The Root Beer features a CMG (CL3/FT4) rated PVC jacket, which is generally approved for in-wall installation in many residential building codes. However, you should always verify your local building codes before running any cable through your walls.

Galvanic isolation prevents electrical noise from traveling through the cable. By eliminating this radio-frequency interference, you get a cleaner, more stable signal that results in clearer audio and a more precise video image.