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Audioquest
Website:https://www.audioquest.com
AudioQuest is a company founded in 1980 by William E. Low, based in Irvine, California, that provides audio and video cables, digital-to-analogue converters, headphones, power-conditioning products and various other audio and video accessories, distributing its products to approximately 65 countries worldwide through more than 1,100 dealers in North America alone.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog centres on AudioQuest's extensive cable range, alongside the influential DragonFly series of portable USB DACs and headphone amplifiers, first introduced in 2012 and repeatedly recognised with industry awards including Stereophile's Computer Audio Component of the Year. Low began building custom cables in 1978 for his own one-man hi-fi retail shop, discovering that cable quality could produce audible improvements rivalling costly amplifier or speaker upgrades, an insight that directly led to AudioQuest's 1980 founding and its subsequent growth into what has become one of the most significant cable suppliers to the specialist high-end market anywhere in the world.
Who owns it and where it's made
AudioQuest remains led by founder and chief designer William E. Low, headquartered in Irvine, California, with additional offices in the Netherlands supporting its international distribution network, and continues to develop proprietary technologies such as its patented Dielectric-Bias System for cable insulation.
The lineup in this catalog
Cables, DACs and headphones. Pricing across AudioQuest's broader range spans accessible entry-level cables to premium flagship interconnects and power products.
Who it's for
AudioQuest suits buyers seeking cables and accessories from the market's most significant specialist cable supplier, alongside its widely respected DragonFly portable DAC range for buyers wanting a compact upgrade to computer or mobile audio playback.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog centres on AudioQuest's extensive cable range, alongside the influential DragonFly series of portable USB DACs and headphone amplifiers, first introduced in 2012 and repeatedly recognised with industry awards including Stereophile's Computer Audio Component of the Year. Low began building custom cables in 1978 for his own one-man hi-fi retail shop, discovering that cable quality could produce audible improvements rivalling costly amplifier or speaker upgrades, an insight that directly led to AudioQuest's 1980 founding and its subsequent growth into what has become one of the most significant cable suppliers to the specialist high-end market anywhere in the world.
Who owns it and where it's made
AudioQuest remains led by founder and chief designer William E. Low, headquartered in Irvine, California, with additional offices in the Netherlands supporting its international distribution network, and continues to develop proprietary technologies such as its patented Dielectric-Bias System for cable insulation.
The lineup in this catalog
Cables, DACs and headphones. Pricing across AudioQuest's broader range spans accessible entry-level cables to premium flagship interconnects and power products.
Who it's for
AudioQuest suits buyers seeking cables and accessories from the market's most significant specialist cable supplier, alongside its widely respected DragonFly portable DAC range for buyers wanting a compact upgrade to computer or mobile audio playback.