Description
AudioQuest HDMI 48G Cable Joiner
The AudioQuest HDMI 48G Cable Joiner fixes the issue when a cable is too short.
Need a longer HDMI cable in a pinch? This HDMI Coupler is compatible with standard male HDMI plugs and connects any two HDMI cables to create one longer run.
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FAQ’s
- What is the HDMI 48G Cable Joiner used for? It allows two Ultra High Speed HDMI cables to be connected together to extend cable length while maintaining full performance.
- Does the joiner support HDMI 2.1 features? Yes, it supports HDMI 2.1 specifications, including 48Gbps bandwidth, 8K video, 4K/120, Dynamic HDR, and eARC.
- Will using a joiner degrade audio or video quality? When used with certified Ultra High Speed HDMI cables, the joiner is designed to maintain signal integrity without noticeable degradation.
- Is the joiner suitable for gaming systems and home theatre setups? Yes, it’s ideal for next-generation gaming consoles, AV receivers, projectors, and high-performance home theatre systems.
- Can this joiner be used in tight installation spaces? Yes, its compact, low-profile design makes it suitable for confined spaces behind displays or inside AV racks.
Features
The AudioQuest HDMI 48G Cable Joiner is designed to seamlessly connect two Ultra High Speed HDMI cables while preserving full 48Gbps bandwidth. This makes it an ideal solution for extending cable runs in home theatre or professional AV installations without sacrificing signal integrity or system reliability.
Engineered to meet HDMI 2.1 specifications, the joiner supports advanced video resolutions and features including 8K, 4K/120, Dynamic HDR, and eARC. Precision internal contacts and robust construction ensure consistent performance, stable handshaking, and dependable long-term use.
With a compact, low-profile design, the HDMI 48G Cable Joiner is easy to integrate into tight spaces behind displays or within equipment racks. It offers a practical, high-performance solution for installers and enthusiasts who need added flexibility without compromising modern HDMI performance.
