Furutech HDMI-xv1.3 HDMI Cable

Furutech HDMI-xv1.3 High Definition HDMI Cable High-Definition Multimedia Interface Cable. 1080P / 1.3b Ver. Cat.2 / 10.2 Gbps / 16 bit / 60Hz max and 1080P /1.3b ver. / Cat.2 / 13.4 Gbps / 12 bit /120Hz max.) 1m, 2m, 3m, 5m only. Price is for one 1 meter HDMI cable.  Please use the drop down menu to select the length you need.

FEATURES

The Furutech HDMI-xv1.3 cable is engineered to work flawlessly in lengths up to 5 meters with new-generation 120-Hz LCD and plasma screens coming to market later this year. Furutech Pure Transmission technology turns a macro lens on every element of power and signal transfer applying optimized engineering solutions to well-known problems such as contact resistance, EMI and RFI rejection using the best materials and processes available.

Meticulous attention to build quality is a large part of the engineering equation: Silver-plated Alpha-OFC solid-core conductors are protected with five full layers of shielding – also an industry first – terminated with beautifully finished nonmagnetic Pearl Chrome aluminum alloy connectors with 24K gold-plated α (Alpha) contacts.

Top Japanese Audio/Video commentator Tadashi Yamanouchi reports, “This is THE HDMI cable to realize the true potential of your video source.”

SPECIFICATIONS

・Successfully completed ATC Compliance testing at the HDMI Authorized Testing Center

—Silicon Image (1080P / 1.3b Ver. Cat.2 / 10.2 Gbps / 16 bit / 60Hz max.).

(1080P /1.3b ver. / Cat.2 / 13.4 Gbps / 12 bit /120Hz max.) 1m, 2m, 3m, 5m only

・Main Conductor: α(Alpha) conductor (24 AWG Silver plated μ–OFC solid core wire) for ultra low transmission loss.

・HDMI Connector constructed of Pearl Chrome finished Aluminum Alloy with non-magnetic 24K Gold Plated

α (Alpha) contacts

・Cable: UL Specified Pb free Fire-retardant PVC Sheath and 5 layer shielding around conductors for superior

noise isolation.

・Production Lengths: 1M/2M/3M/5M/8M/10M/12M/15M/20M.

supports 3D content!

α(Alpha) conductor : Silver plated μ–OFC conductor wire strands treated with the α(Alpha) process.