AudioQuest Forest 48 HDMI Cable - 3M - Black


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This guide is for anyone looking to optimize their home entertainment setup with the AudioQuest Forest 48 HDMI cable. The Forest 48 offers enhanced audio and video performance, supporting up to 8K resolution, ensuring a superior viewing experience. Keep in mind that the benefits are most noticeable with high-end equipment capable of utilizing the cable's full bandwidth.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HDM48FOR300 |
| Brand | AudioQuest |
The AudioQuest Forest 48 HDMI cable supports resolutions up to 10K and refresh rates up to 8K/60 and 4K/120.
Yes, the cable is designed with eARC support to transmit high-quality audio from your TV to your soundbar or receiver.
The cable has a bandwidth of 48Gbps.
Yes, the AudioQuest Forest 48 HDMI cable is backward compatible with older 4K displays and other HDMI devices.
The Forest 48 uses 0.5% silver-plated conductors and high-density polyethylene insulation.
The specific cable length is 3 meters.
Clean the connectors with a dry cloth.
A higher-quality HDMI cable like the AudioQuest Forest 48 helps to reduce signal loss, improve noise dissipation, and support higher resolutions and refresh rates, resulting in a better overall audio and video experience.
Ensure both ends of the HDMI cable are securely connected to the devices. Verify that the devices are powered on and the correct input is selected on your TV or receiver.
Make sure your devices support the resolutions and refresh rates you are trying to use. Try a different HDMI cable to rule out a cable issue.
Check the audio settings on both your source device and display to ensure they are compatible. Try a different HDMI port.