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Audioquest Forest Digital Coax Cable

Overview

A coaxial digital connection carries the full digital signal from a CD transport, streamer, or TV to a DAC or receiver, and the cable between them still matters. The AudioQuest Forest Coax is a digital coax audio cable built to carry that signal with as little added noise and distortion as possible.

It uses solid 0.5% silver conductors. AudioQuest explains that digital signals travel almost entirely on the surface of a conductor, so silver on the outside of its Long-Grain Copper produces the greatest benefit, and solid conductors avoid the strand-to-strand interaction found in stranded wire.

Metal-Layer Noise-Dissipation absorbs and reflects most RF noise before it reaches the layer attached to ground, nitrogen-injected Hard-Cell Foam insulation keeps the conductor geometry stable for a consistent impedance, and cold-welded, gold-plated terminations make the connection without solder.

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Choose the shortest length that comfortably reaches between your components, leaving a little slack so the plugs are not under tension. AudioQuest offers Forest Coax in 0.75m, 1.5m, 3m, and 5m; the 0.75m length is listed here.

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Why the AudioQuest Forest Coax Stands Out

Solid 0.5% Silver Conductors

Silver on the conductor surface, where high-frequency digital signals travel, in a solid conductor that avoids strand interaction.

Metal-Layer Noise-Dissipation

Absorbs and reflects most RF noise before it reaches the layer attached to ground.

Hard-Cell Foam Insulation

Nitrogen-injected foam keeps signal-pair geometry stable for a consistent impedance and lower distortion.

Cold-Welded Gold-Plated Terminations

A solder-free connection made with a high-pressure process; stamped ground shells allow metal chosen for low distortion.

Made for Digital Audio

Built to carry a coaxial digital signal between a source and a DAC, receiver, or amplifier.

Buyer's Guide

Who It's For

  • The Streamer and DAC User: Connects a streamer, CD transport, or TV to an outboard DAC by coax.
  • The Box-Cable Replacer: Wants something better than the generic cable that came in the box.
  • The System Builder: Wants consistent AudioQuest cabling through a stereo or home theatre system.

How It Compares

AudioQuest's digital coax range also includes Cinnamon, Coffee, and Diamond. Forest pairs solid 0.5% silver conductors with Metal-Layer Noise-Dissipation, Hard-Cell Foam insulation, and cold-welded, gold-plated plugs.

Audioquest Forest Digital Coax Cable Specifications

General Information
ModelAudioQuest Forest Coax
BrandAudioQuest
Product TypeDigital Coax Audio Cable
Length0.75m (2 ft 6 in)
SKUAQCOAXFOR075
UPC092592081017
Construction
ConductorsSolid 0.5% silver
Noise DissipationMetal-Layer Noise-Dissipation
InsulationHard-Cell Foam (nitrogen-injected)
TerminationsCold-welded, gold-plated

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Audioquest Forest Digital Coax Cable FAQs

What is the AudioQuest Forest Coax used for?

It carries a coaxial digital audio signal from a source such as a streamer, CD transport, or TV to a DAC, receiver, or amplifier.

What conductors does it use?

Solid 0.5% silver conductors. AudioQuest places silver on the outside of its Long-Grain Copper, where high-frequency digital signals travel.

How does it handle noise?

Metal-Layer Noise-Dissipation absorbs and reflects most RF noise before it reaches the layer attached to ground, rather than draining it into the component's ground reference.

Are the connectors soldered?

No. AudioQuest uses cold-welded terminations, which create a solder-free connection.

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