Review on 🎧 AudioQuest Forest iPhone Lightning Cable Enhanced for Better SEO by Jeremy Black

I'm more of an audiophile. I LOVE sound, music, sound etc. I have a very good system in my Acura and a really good high end Klipsch system in my house. I'm one of those people who really believe that quality cables really matter. I'm not sure why so many people are arguing. I think that's because they can't really hear the difference because they're not audiophiles or they just can't afford (or justify) the cost of these high quality cables and then just complain they're a rip off. I know this is the key feature of Audioquest's Lightning cables, but I didn't think I would need a $100 or $200 cable (Cinnamon or Carbon) when the system in my car is already amazing. But when my standard iPhone cable broke, I not only wanted to find a better cable, but one that could offer slightly better sound quality. I did a lot of research and came across AudioQuest. At first I was confused by different "models" of wires. I couldn't figure out why the carbon was 180 and the green was 40. But then I realized it was the height and diameter of the cable. As mentioned above, I didn't think super expensive equipment was needed because the system I have in my car can't sound much better. But since Apple's cable isn't very well made and costs around $20, I decided to invest in this Forest Wire in hopes of much better quality and construction, as well as sound. While I won't take the risk of saying it made a huge, crazy difference, I can say that it actually made a pretty big difference. The music appears clearer and clearer, and the bass is clearer and deeper. So if he manages to make my high-end system sound even better than it already was, every system will probably sound a lot better too.