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[2012/04/26] Trends Audio launches CQ-100 Line Out to RCA Audiophile cable!

ITOK Media Limited's innovative Hi-Fi brand "Trends Audio" launched its new innovative Hi-Fi product - Trends CQ-100 Line Out to RCA Audiophile cable. Applied Japan made Analog Interconnect Cable and 24K Trends RCA plug, Trends CQ-100 Line Out Audiophile Cable uses 4 solid core, silver conductors insulated with extruded FEP insulation. Each cable has a dual layer of shielding for superb RFI rejection and it is hand built and terminated with professional grade gold plated connectors. This cable offers very wide frequency response and superb bass response.

Using Trends CQ-100 Line Out Audiophile Cable connect your iPad, iPhone or iPod to Trends TA-10 Class-T Stereo Audio Amplifier or Power Amplifier, Trends PA-10 Tube Headphone/Preamp or other amplifier for the best possible audio quality. Also, this cable offers an increased level of high performance when used in any A/V system.

Trends CQ-100 Line Out Audiophile Cable works with all iPad, iPhones and iPod as well supports:
1) iPhone ( 2G, 3G, 3GS,4 & 4S Version)
2) iPod 3 Gen.
3) iPod 4 Gen (Color & photo)
4) iPod 5 Gen (5.5 Gen)
5) iPod Classic (6 Gen)
6) iPod Mini (1 & 2 Gen)
7) iPod nano (1, 2, 3 & 4 Gen)
8) iPod Touch (1 & 2 Gen)
9) iPad (1, 2 & 3)

Trends CQ-100 Line Out to RCA Audiophile cable is available now and the suggested retail is US$55(0.47m) and US$74(1m).

For more information or interested to become their resellers, you can visit their web site at http://www.TrendsAudio.com or by phone (852)2566-5810 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Trends TA-10 Class-T Stereo Amplifier


	Thomas Odeltorp, Hifi & Muski Magazine in Swedish	Page 3	"Trends have a lovely attitude to the music, by its relaxed style of reproduction."