How cool is it to have HDMI cable with removable die-cast connector shells that allow the cable to be pulled through conduits for install. There's even a protective braid (to pull the cable in a conduit) that comes free in the pack.
Jenving Technology's SUPRA HF100 MET-B High-Speed HDMI cables have a new removable housing, that allows installers to remove the bulky outer shell, leaving just the inner connector, which is factory terminated to the cable.
The new cables feature a Supra innovation: removable HDMI bodies, which have TWO basic functions:
1) When the HDMI body is removed, (via two small screws) it allows the cable to be passed through small conduits, which aids installations.
2) The HDMI body is available in TWO shapes - the straight version and the curved version - so the cable can be dressed at the back of the equipment, which then puts less stress on both the cable and the HDMI socket….
The cables are fitted as standard with 2 straight HDMI bodies, but in the pack is both a shaped body (as well as some strong nylon braid).
These High Speed (Category 2) HDMI cables have been tested to perform at speeds of 340Mhz or up to 10.2Gbps and can successfully handle1080p signals including those at increased colour depths and/or increased refresh rates from the source.
Go SUPRA
If that doesn't catch your interest, then maybe we should mention MIT Founder Bruce Brisson began designing audio cables in the 1970's ad in the 1980s he licensed his "Bandwidth Balanced" technology to Monster Cable. Later he also licensed other phase correct, or time coherent designs to Monster, which have become some of Monster Cable's most enduring and successful products. Ha! Got your attention now…
