Unique Products Online 3Ft. Toslink Glass Digital Audio Constructed from 280 Individual Strands of Glass ensures The Least Signal Loss
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- 3 Ft. Toslink Glass Digital Audio
- Precision molded plug and durable 24k gold plated plug ends
- Constructed from 280 individual strands of glass for maximum flexibility
- This cables ensures the least signal loss and least jitter possible
- Precision polished TOSLINK core end for wider bandwidth with lower insertion loss
Brand: Unique Products Online
Connector Type: TOSLINK
Cable Type: Fiber Optic
Compatible Devices: Surround Sound, Television, Streaming Device, Cable Box, Speaker
Special Feature: Toslink Optical Audio
Brand: Unique Products Online
Connector Type: TOSLINK
Cable Type: Fiber Optic
Compatible Devices: Surround Sound, Television, Streaming Device, Cable Box, Speaker
Special Feature: Toslink Optical Audio
Recommended Uses For Product: Sound Bars, Home Theater, Surround sound, dolby
Color: Black
Connector Gender: Toslink
Shape: Round
Unit Count: 1 Count
Connectivity Technology: Toslink Digital Audio
Specification Met: FCC
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor, Indoor
Number of Items: 1
Product Dimensions: 7 x 9 x 1.5 inches
Item Weight: 2.82 ounces
Item model number: 3 Ft. Toslink Glass Digital Audio
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 22, 2008
Manufacturer: Unique Products Online
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Not an audiophile by any means. Optical cables are made of either 2 materials, Glass ( Borosilicate Glass Fibers SiO2) or Plastic ( Polymer optical fiber) . Corning Usa (Glass) and Asahi Kasei Japan (Polymer Plastic) are 2 of the top vendors in this category. This cable is a pretty good upgrade over the Single Core Plastic ( POF Polymer optical fiber) cables. Keep in mind POF cables also come with strands ( Asahi Kasei Japan that also makes excellent AKM DACS ) ranging from 19 to 1300 strands ( Sys Concept Optical Fibers Canada comes with 1300 strands and Audio Quest Vodka series optical cable with around 217 strands). So why a little better sound with this cable over single core plastic cable? Glass optical fibers do have really less signal loss, excellent Refractive Index ( most important aspect for any optical fiber cable), low attenuation and better bandwidth , since they are made of Borosilicate Glass Fibers /Silicone Dioxide/SilicaSiO2. However, same sonic advantage goes with plastic optical fibers with more strands resulting in better audio link/transmission ( Asahi Kasei plastic strand cables). The ends on this cable are better polished , jacketing quality is good, better cladding material , end caps looks of great quality. Made in Taiwan. No complaints here. Sound is more smoother, clean ( imagine like you added a DAC between cd player and receiver/amplifier), bass is accurate and punchy , really sparkling not harsh treble ( this cable really shine in treble section). Just like different DACs ( like AKM, ESS Sabre , Burr brown, Cirrus logic etc) do differ in sound quality, a little goes with optical cables as well ( core material , polishing at the ends etc) but yes they do differ slightly in sound quality . Same goes with different Audio CDs Dyes ( Mitsubishi Metal Azo Dye Cds definitely sounded better than regular Silver Cyanine surface Dye audio Cds). Its just trial and error situation. QED Refrence Quartz Toslink , Wireworld Super Nova 7 , Glass Master Toslink from DH Labs and Lifatec Silflex are alternative choices that have the glass core as well, but at high price point. All in all, extremely pleased and satisfied with this cable at a very good price point. It does serve its purpose. I will leave Attenuation , Refractive Index ( most important aspect ) Bandwidth, Cladding Material, Signal loss , Jitter etc for other audiophiles who have much better knowledge of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2022 by maddy100
My two channel setup for digital media (CD/SACD, files and TV/video) uses Toslink optical as well as coax SPDIF and USB. I have been using an inexpensive Toslink cable made with plastic optical strands and while the sound quality has seemingly been OK, one evening I noticed some audio dropouts. The source was connected via HDMI to an HDMI audio extractor and from there the connection to my DAC is Toslink. I was reasonably certain that the HDMI cable was not the problem, so I decided to upgrade the Toslink cable without spending a large amount of money. I searched for “glass Toslink” and came across this cable. Compared to high end cables from the likes of Wire World, Audioquest and others, it’s cheap. No, it’s not “dirt cheap” like the plastic strand cables, but very reasonable *if* it results in higher performance. And it did. Playing one of the tracks I use for testing, I IMMEDIATELY heard an improvement in sound quality. Bass was more solid and controlled. All instruments were better defined in space due to a lowered noise level - something audiophiles often refer to as a “blacker background.” On the track I used, occasionally there is sibilance in the vocals. From repeated listening I know the sibilance is in the recording. With this cable the sibilance was markedly reduced. I also noticed that trailing consonants, such as the ‘t’ in ‘almost’ were better defined with less smearing. The individual strings of a guitar were also better defined, the harmonics more separated and audible. Of course it’s possible that other changes, for example upgrading my DAC, a different HDMI cable from the source, etc., would make further improvement not only to the sibilance but overall as well. I do have a new HDMI cable with optical conductors on order to connect one source to the HDMI switch and I’ll be evaluating that change. Again, it’s not a “high end” cable at least based on price, but it’s also not a throwaway ultra cheapie. I’m sure there are people who will read this and laugh (if not worse! LOL) and say “cables don’t make a difference!” and “it’s digital; BITS ARE BITS!” Sorry, but that’s just WRONG. If you are one of those people and challenge me to “prove” it with measurement data, well, you’re welcome to your opinion. The history of scientific discovery is littered with the bodies of people who didn’t understand that just because something can’t be measured *now* doesn’t mean an observed phenomenon doesn’t exist or is illusory. The bottom line is that either we’re not measuring the right thing(s) or the tools to measure aren’t good enough. <end of rant>
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2023 by Earl Dunbar
I was not prepared to be blown away by the 280 strands of glass materials. Each sound in recordings has its own distinct channel and space that every note and sound emerges and decays in its own pace and time in a deep wide soundstage. From the laptop > USB interface device (1) > THIS MAGICAL 280 STRANDS OF GLASS> SMSL SU-1> Integrated Amp...>USB interface device {2) > Audioquest RCA Digital Cable> Prozor DAC> L & R Subwoofers. HUGE images in a HUGE soundstage emerge, quiet black background, clear and natural timbre, female vocals are sultry you can visualize the pouting inflection of the singers lips - Melody Gardot, Sophie Zelmani, Diana K, Karen Souza, Rachel Yamagata, Holly Cole....Acoustic bass - Anders Jormin,Brian Bromberg, Terje Gewelt...Electronica - Patrick O Hearn's Patience My Friend, Oysten Sevag's Private Collection...this cable will reveal all nuances and sounds in the music that have been hidden or smeared with other recorded sounds. Listen to Third Coast Percussion's album Paddle to the Sea. This $35 Toslink cable makes the SMSL SU-1 sound like a $2,000 DAC....really an amazing cable, you need to warn your significant other you will be glued in your listening chair for hours and will skip dinner.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by Peter Serrano
I can definitely hear a difference! Cleaned up the bass, added depth and detail! Running this from my NAD T514CD player to my S.M.S.L SU-1 DAC. From the DAC Using Marrow RCA’s to a Pioneer VSX-01TXH CD’s Tom Petty’s Wildflowers Tracy Chapman’s New Beginnings
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023 by Gary