Amazon Basics Digital Audio RCA Coaxial Cable, 2.44 m, Black

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The ideal cable for many digital sources
This quality coaxial cable is suitable for a wide range of applications including connecting a CD player, network streamer or other digital hi-fi source to a DAC (Digital to Analogue Convertor). Digital optical and digital coaxial connections are used to transfer audio signals from a DVD player to an Audio/Video (A/V) receiver or digital recording device.

The ends of an optical cable use an odd-shaped connector that must be inserted correctly, and the connection is usually not as tight or secure as a coaxial cable's RCA jack. The main downside to a coaxial digital connection is the potential transfer of electrical noise between your kit. While some massive amount of interference might potentially flip a low bit to a high bit, if you have that level of interference in your system then something else is certainly very, very wrong, and your cable choice is the least if your worries.They are usually only set in response to actions made by you which amount to a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences, logging in or filling in forms.

This quality coaxial cable is suitable for a wide range of applications including connecting a CD player, network streamer or other digital hi-fi source to a DAC (Digital to Analogue Convertor). However, this must be balanced against the potential losses in the transition from electric to light and back again in the devices to be connected. This ensures that interference signals induced by nearby high current noise sources do not contribute to higher signal jitter than would otherwise be the case.

The multi award winning Performance Digital Audio cable is designed for connections between CD players, Blu-ray TM players or any other SPDIF source to your DAC or AV amplifier digital input. Coaxial and optical can only transmit audio data, while HDMI brings the added bonus of supporting both audio and video. Also, coaxial doesn't have the bandwidth required to support high-quality surround sound formats such as Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. An optical cable doesn’t allow noise to pass from source to DAC circuitry like a coaxial can, and so makes sense to use this socket when connecting straight into the DAC of a soundbar or AV receiver. Digital coaxial cables and interconnects can be somewhat confusing - the name simply refers to a standard coaxial-type transmission line cable which has been designed to better carry a digital signal, instead of an analogue one.

Optical cables tend to be more fragile than their coax counterparts; optical cables can't be pinched or bent tightly, for example. Coaxial cables are known to lose signal strength over long distances, which is not a concern for the average home user. Optical cables with a Toslink (Toshiba Link) connector slot into a matching socket on both source and receiver.A coaxial (coax) cable is a shielded single copper wire used in many audio interfaces and connections, although it is not quite as common as optical connections in modern sound systems. Unfortunately, using a coaxial connection enables noise to travel along the cable from the source to your amplifier. The optimised geometry of the plugs and the dielectric materials selected have resulted in a closer impedance match for low jitter S/PDIF transmission, resulting in a measurable 1. Retain the quality of your digital audio by using a quality cable with shielding, low jitter and good conductivity. span>

The Cambridge Audio DIG300 Coaxial makes a durable, quality connection between your digital sources.

The Lindy SPDIF Converter and Repeater allows the user to input digital audio through a Coaxial or optical port and output digital audio simultaneously through Coaxial and optical ports, for dual audio functionality, avoiding the need for two separate audio converters, and a high resolution listening experience of movies, games and music. Ideal for hi-fi and audio applications, great for connecting an Ipod or audio device to a hifi or aux input. For the more advanced, high bandwidth signals, Reference Optical Quartz uses glass technology to accurately send the information from source to receiver.On offer is a custom made Digital Audio Interconnect with twin electrical screening to connect your DVD Player or Digital TV to your AV Amplifier or Receiver. Atmos bedded in a Dolby TrueHD signal isn't possible (Atmos isn't a sound format, it's metadata embedded in a DD+ or Dolby TrueHD signal, both which have been around since Blu-Rays came out. HDMI’s feature set, upgradability and the fact it can handle both audio and video means you don’t need to worry about too many wires clogging up your system.