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Cmple - 3FT RCA Subwoofer Cable (1 RCA Male to 1 RCA Male Composite Audio/Video Cord) S/PDIF Coaxial Cable, Digital Aud
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Cmple - Premium S/PDIF RCA Male to RCA Male for Home Theater - 3 Feet
Easy connection: Just insert each end into its respective port on a compatible device, so easy. The cable works with any devices that have an RCA port,
and it accommodates S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format), digital, and composite video interfaces as well.
Connectivity
Cmple Digital Audio Coaxial Cable allows you to connect your Blu-ray/DVD player, HDTV, media player, set-top box, or any other audio device with
a coaxial audio port to your audio processor, amplifier, audio mixer, sampler, synthesizer, speakers, or subwoofer through the S/PDIF interface.
Color Coding
The connector contains a very distinguishable yellow base to help guide users to the correct port. Most digital audio ports are colored yellow to be easily
recognized, as devices increasingly have more input ports.
24K Gold Plated Connectors
Premium quality 24k gold plated connectors which is anti-oxidation and anti-corrosion. Widely used for subwoofer, tablets, home theater, HI-Fi system,
HDTV, DVD player, set-top box.
Specifications:
Connectors: male RCA to male RCA
Molded gold-plated contacts for high performance
Double Shielded to prevent noise and distortion
Yellow connector matches connections on devices
75 Ohm Low-Loss RG-59/U coaxial cable
AWG22 solid copper/CCS center conductor
Color: Black
Length: 3 FT
This Digital Coax Cable is made from premium quality RG-59/U with double shielding to prevent signal degradation caused by EMI and RFI interference.
This cable is ideal for conducting S/PDIF digital audio signals and other high-bandwidth content, but it can also be used for composite video and other line
level RCA signals.
Easy connection: Just insert each end into its respective port on a compatible device, so easy. The cable works with any devices that have an RCA port,
and it accommodates S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format), digital, and composite video interfaces as well.
Connectivity
Cmple Digital Audio Coaxial Cable allows you to connect your Blu-ray/DVD player, HDTV, media player, set-top box, or any other audio device with
a coaxial audio port to your audio processor, amplifier, audio mixer, sampler, synthesizer, speakers, or subwoofer through the S/PDIF interface.
Color Coding
The connector contains a very distinguishable yellow base to help guide users to the correct port. Most digital audio ports are colored yellow to be easily
recognized, as devices increasingly have more input ports.
24K Gold Plated Connectors
Premium quality 24k gold plated connectors which is anti-oxidation and anti-corrosion. Widely used for subwoofer, tablets, home theater, HI-Fi system,
HDTV, DVD player, set-top box.
Specifications:
Connectors: male RCA to male RCA
Molded gold-plated contacts for high performance
Double Shielded to prevent noise and distortion
Yellow connector matches connections on devices
75 Ohm Low-Loss RG-59/U coaxial cable
AWG22 solid copper/CCS center conductor
Color: Black
Length: 3 FT
This Digital Coax Cable is made from premium quality RG-59/U with double shielding to prevent signal degradation caused by EMI and RFI interference.
This cable is ideal for conducting S/PDIF digital audio signals and other high-bandwidth content, but it can also be used for composite video and other line
level RCA signals.
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 60 days
- Return for replacement within: 60 days
- This item is covered by Cmple Return Policy
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