Audio Cables and Connectors

HDMI is a standard cable for sending high-definition audio and video signals between devices, while HDMI ARC has a feature that enables it to send …

Coaxial and auxiliary cables are two separate types of cables, each with different uses and functions. Auxiliary cables, often known as aux cables, are a …

Connecting external devices like DVD players or gaming consoles to your TV can enhance the entertainment experience. One older, but still popular way of doing …

Speakers, amps, and many other audio devices all have ports. This allows them to transmit or receive audio signals from many types of devices.  Each …

When working with wires and connectors, you will often need to crimp them. Four gauge wires are no different. If you don’t know how to …

The lack of RCA jacks shouldn’t stop you from hooking up your amp to your stock radio and improving your entertainment experience. You have several …

When it comes to transferring data, there are a few different options available. One of the most common is optical media, which uses lasers to …

Plugging composite into component is not something you would normally do because component goes into the green, blue, red ports while composite goes into the yellow, …

XLR and 1/4 inch cables are two of the most common audio ports and jacks in the audio industry. Several audio equipment and devices use …

Wires play a significant role in delivering electrical signals from source units to receiver units. They are generally classified based on the size or diameter …

Connecting your TV to a soundbar is an excellent idea to improve your home theater system. However, if you have an older TV, it may …

A receiver sends the video to your TV and the audio to the decoder, allowing your home theater system to give you the best watching …