With a vast array of technologies and our 40+ years in the specialist cable market, we produce cables to suit every budget to maximise the potential of your beloved system. With a vast array of technologies and our 40+ years in the specialist cable market, we produce cables to suit every budget to maximise the potential of your beloved system.
Whether you’re connecting your TV to a sound bar or music server to a DAC, QED has a digital cable to meet your requirements. Our cables are tried and tested to ensure you get the best performance from your digital sources.
When connecting your analogue sources such as your CD player or turntable to your amplifier, here at QED, we have a cable to suit your system. From our entry level Profile cable through to our flagship Signature Interconnect.
Using our unique Tri-Conductor technology and Neutrik XX-14 balanced plugs, our XLR cables offer the cleanest possible sound from a specialist XLR cable, whilst also incorporating our Ferrite insulation to eliminate timing errors.
An alternative to optical, our premium digital coaxial cables use a specially designed cable cordage and unique plug design to achieve the precise signal characteristics required for high resolution and multi-channel audio.
With our high end USB A-B we isolate the power and data conductors preventing any potential cross talk, therefore meaning less jitter and an enhanced audio performance.
For use with Laptops/Computers and portable headphone amps/dacs, the QED reference USB A-Micro B uses our Ferrite insulation to reduce Jitter, as well as isolating the data and power lanes for a cleaner overall signal.
Triple magnet screening and 24K gold plugs makes our Performance USB A-Mini B the best in its class.
Connecting your mobile device/tablet to your audio system has never been easier with our 2 step 3.5mm jack for a simpler connection.
Using our in house HDMI testing facility, QED have designed premium HDMI cables to suit any budget. From our flexible and slimline profile to our exceptional Reference HDMI with its BandPass filter technology to reduce Jitter to Ultra low levels
For all of your Optical needs, QED has an optical cable for you. For the more advanced, high bandwidth signals, Reference Optical Quartz uses glass technology to accurately send the information from source to receiver.
The most common type of cable used for connecting products on a wired network. This cable connects wired devices together to the local network for file sharing and Internet access.
Using technologies from our analogue cables such as complimentary conductor technology, your subwoofer will always perform to its best capability.
The QED Connect USB C to Micro B Cable allows connect of the USB-C ported devices to a legacy Micro B device.
New for 2020 comes an improved and updated QED Reference High Resolution USB cable with a slimmer more flexible profile and enhanced performance.
The QED USB A to C Cable enables connection of portable devices with a USB-C port, such as a smartphone, tablet, digital audio player, DAC to a laptop, charging power supply or a device with a USB-A input.
Connect USB A to B Cable The QED USB A to B Cable enables connection of a device with a USB-A port, such as a laptop, computer, network drive or USB device to a DAC, headphone amp or compatible USB device featuring a USB-B connection.
The QED Connect USB C to C cable allows the increasingly popular connection of a USB-C ported devices, such as a smartphone, tablet, digital audio player, DAC to compatible USB-C device, including laptops.
The QED USB A(F) to C Cable enables the connection and conversion of a USB-A cable to a USB-C type connector.
USB has become one of the most popular ways to connect computers, streamers and music servers to DACs. Simple in theory.
USB has become one of the most popular ways to connect computers, streamers and music servers to DACs. Simple in theory.
USB has become one of the most popular ways to connect computers, streamers and music servers to DACs. Simple in theory.
USB has become one of the most popular ways to connect computers, streamers and music servers to DACs. Simple in theory.