Niles Audio’s HDMI CAT-5 Baluns have received the Audioholics Consumer Excellence Award in the “”Baluns & Cat5e/6 Solutions” category. Niles Audio’s HDMI CAT-5 Baluns are compliant with HDMI version 1 ...

Atlona Technologies announces the release of it newest audio/video extender. The AT-VGA180ASR is a VGA plus stereo audio extender, which is capable of transmitting resolutions up to 2048×1536 at a ...

John Grant from Nine Tiles Networks, the chairman of AES standards committee SC-02-02, comments on some of the AES activities related to long-distance digital audio transmission: “AES47 specifies ...

Cat 6 cable also has four pairs of conductors, allowing you to feed multiple antennas with one cable, or to distribute power to amplifiers and switches along with antenna feeds. The downside?

The rs-232's conductors are better shielded from eachother than the cat-5. However, unless you plan on running broadcast video or Hi-Fi audio (for which rs-232/cat-5 are useless anyway), I would ...

For example, a 10 foot BJC LC-1 Subwoofer Cable runs $24.25; a 20 footer goes for $36.50. The cables are terminated with RCA plugs.

With the BlueRigger Optical Audio Toslink Cable, the blue ends make it easy to spot the optical cable. Additionally, this cable is a generous 15 feet long and features 24K gold-plated connectors.

Some audiophiles swear that cables can make or break the sound of their hi-fis, while others poo-poo the idea and use the cheapest hardware store wires. The debates have raged for years, but the ...

Synergy in Audio Cables YouTube Discussion I could go all math and measurements on you to defend the objective viewpoints that "cable synergy" is complete nonsense. But, that approach often falls on ...

Holding this cable in my hands actually makes me feel that much closer to the Lord Jesus Christ. I only make $6.25/hr at Jack In The Box, but I saved up for three months so I could have this cable.

If you’ve ever used a piece of pro audio gear, you’ve most likely encountered an XLR cable at some point. Inventor James H. Cannon first developed the now-ubiquitous XLR connector in the 1930s ...