in-akustik streaming cables and high-resolution accessories cover every digital connection in today's audio and video streaming systems. The flagship Referenz CAT-2405 AIR ethernet cable supports data rates of up to 40 Gbps with a bandwidth of 2000 MHz, providing the foundation for high-resolution audio and UHD video streaming. The range also includes CAT6 and CAT7 Ethernet cables, USB cables, digital audio and video cables, as well as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi accessories. Precision-engineered impedance matching helps minimize jitter, while shielded twisted-pair conductors reduce electromagnetic interference for reliable signal transmission.
Streaming Cable CAT 7
Information Product details Scope of delivery Downloads The Referenz CAT 7 cable is a LAN cable for high-end network connections. Thanks to the outstanding quality of manufacturing, it easily exceeds the specifications required by EN50288-4-2/IEC61156-6 (600 MHz) and reaches bandwidths of over 1200 MHz. It is therefore ideally suited for high-speed networks with transmission rates of 10 Gbps (10 Giga Bit per Second). One of the particular strengths of the Referenz CAT 7 cable is the exact compliance with the impedance of its data lines. This is the prerequisite for extremely low-loss HD audio and HD video streaming. This cable is also equipped with the tried-and-tested PE network jacket to prevent disruptive micro-vibrations. The high-quality Referenz CAT connectors round off the product perfectly.
Streaming Cables for High-Resolution Audio and Video
A streaming system depends on reliable connections between its digital components. in-akustik streaming cables cover Ethernet, USB, digital audio and video connections, along with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi accessories for modern audio and video setups. The range includes CAT 6, CAT 7 and CAT 8.1 ethernet cables as well as USB cables across the Premium, Exzellenz and Referenz quality levels. This lets you choose the connection type and construction that match your components and application
Choose the Right Connection for Your Streaming Setup
Start with the ports on your source, network and playback components. Ethernet cables connect compatible components in a home network, while USB cables transfer data between USB-equipped digital sources and playback devices.
Ethernet Cables for Network Streaming
The range covers CAT 6, CAT 7 and CAT 8.1 network cables. Depending on the model, these cables support applications from gigabit networks to high-end audio and UHD video streaming.
Selected constructions use shielded twisted pairs, precisely adjusted impedance and additional shielding to help protect data transmission from external electromagnetic interference. The Reference CAT-2405 AIR supports data rates of up to 40 Gbps and a bandwidth of 2000 MHz.
- CAT 6 options for reliable data transmission and streaming
- CAT 7 models for high-speed networks with transmission rates of up to 10 Gbps
- CAT 8.1 models for demanding high-end network connections
- Shielded constructions designed to reduce external interference
- USB Cables for Digital Audio Sources
USB Cables for Digital Audio Sources
USB cables connect compatible digital sources and components. The selection includes USB A to USB B, Micro B, Micro A, Mini B and Mini A configurations. Premium USB 2.0 cables support data transfer rates of up to 480 Mbit/s. Selected Exzellenz and Referenz models add features such as triple shielding, silver-plated or pure silver conductors, precisely adjusted impedance and high-quality connectors.
AIR Technology for Selected Referenz Cables
Selected Referenz CAT and USB cables use Air Helix construction. A supporting structure holds the conductors at a defined distance in air, reducing capacitive loads and dielectric losses while dense shielding protects the signal from electromagnetic interference. The Reference CAT-2405 AIR and Reference USB-2405 AIR also use rotatable connectors. Their rotation mechanism supports flexible, space-saving routing and helps reduce mechanical stress on the cable, connector and socket.
How to Select Your Streaming Cable
Choose by connection type first, then compare the required transmission standard, shielding, connector layout and cable construction. The best fit is the cable that matches the interfaces and performance requirements of your components. For network streaming, check whether your setup requires CAT 6, CAT 7 or CAT 8.1. For a USB connection, confirm the connector types on both devices before selecting the corresponding cable.
- Match the cable to the ports on both components
- Choose the required CAT or USB standard
- Consider shielding where electromagnetic interference is a concern
- Select a connector design that supports clean, tension-free routing
Frequently Asked Questions About Streaming Cables
A streaming cable connects compatible components that exchange digital audio or video data. Depending on the setup, this can be an Ethernet cable for a home network, a USB cable for a digital source, or another digital audio or video connection
There is no single cable type for every streaming setup. The right choice depends on the available connections, the required transmission standard and whether you need Ethernet, USB, digital audio or digital video. Within the in-akustik range, Premium, Exzellenz and Referenz options provide different constructions and features for these applications.
Both categories can be suitable when they match the network and components. The Premium CAT 6 cable supports transmission speeds of up to 1 Gbit/s, while the Referenz CAT 8.1 models are designed for more demanding high-end network connections; the Reference CAT-2405 AIR supports up to 40 Gbps and 2000 MHz. Choose according to the performance requirements and interfaces of your setup rather than the category number alone.
The best Ethernet cable is one that matches your network speed, components and installation needs. in-akustik offers CAT 6, CAT 7 and CAT 8.1 ethernet cables with different shielding concepts, conductor materials and connector designs. For demanding high-resolution audio and UHD video systems, compare the supported data rate, bandwidth, shielding and cable routing before making your selection