NO cable is immune from bit errors. They’re easily caught by the error correction, and even in the cheapest cable they’re only one in a billion or so to begin with. Or is the “Denon Link feature” such a crappy protocol, with no error correction whatsoever, that you can only PRAY that no frame gets dropped?

To transmit perfect digital audio you need nothing more than unshielded bell wire. Especially at these laughable data rates and cable lengths. If you need a better cable, you’re doing it wrong.

Any company that advertises like this has lost all credibility.