33.6Kbps (ITU-T V.34 protocol) Indicates the line is so close to perfect that it would be difficult for the Telco to actually measure any change that would improve speed. This means SNR is better than about 32 dB, the bandwidth of the channels being used is at maximum, and the cable must not be very long. 33.6Kbps simply means the line is about as good as it can get. 28.0Kbps to
