AudioQuest DragonTail USB A 2.0 Extender

AudioQuest DragonTail USB 2.0 Extender

DragonTail is a USB 2.0 extender for use when a USB device (such as AQ’s DragonFly® USB Stick Digital-Audio Converter or a flash drive) is too large to fit next to other occupied computer ports. DragonTail measures 4.4 inches (112 mm) from end to end, and its flexibility makes it safer to use USB 2.0 devices on airplanes and in other mobile environments.

Because audio performance must never be compromised in any application, DragonTail’s crucial design elements are shared with Carbon digital-audio interconnects, including solid 5% silver conductors, foamed-polyethylene insulation to maintain critical signal-pair geometry, and direct-silver plated (male) USB contacts. DragonTail’s signal-carrying conductors are controlled for digital-audio directionality for more engaging, “3D” sound. Like all AudioQuest cables, components and accessories DragonTail is designed and manufactured for low distortion and maximum performance.

Specification :

• Solid 5% Silver Conductors
• Direct-Silver Plated (Male) USB Contacts
• Signal Conductors Controlled for Digital Audio Directionality

About AudioQuest

AudioQuest has been the largest cable supplier to the high-end specialist market for many years. AudioQuest is sold in several hundred outlets in the US and in over sixty countries. Bill Lowe (Founder) is especially pleased that this success has been possible despite his insistence that the foundation of the company, and the foundation of AudioQuest marketing, must be the performance of the product. In the audio world, many professionals have learned that it is not always convenient to listen to the products they sell … they might learn something they don’t want to know! Bill has always understood the challenge of basing the existence of AudioQuest on the performance of the product. However, to Bill, this is the only reasonable way to do business and the only acceptable way to combine his passion for music (and all things high performance), with his need to make a living.