RCA cables started as single-channel connectors for audio, later evolving into stereo sound by adding a second cable. The iconic yellow RCA cable was created for composite video, used widely in VCRs, ...

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Ideal for connecting subwoofer speakers to Audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound systems, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility. Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable ...

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Hey everyone. Been reading up on things here about dos and nots of RCA cables. I still have a few questions. This has run fine for years. I do worry about the loss in gains though but I've managed it ...

bad idea, RCA uses an impedance of 75 Ohms, which you fuck up when you splice the wire. I'd recommend using RG6 cabling for the video, and, if possible, S/PDIF for the audio, but in lieu of that I'd ...

The humble aux cable or, more formally, the 3.5mm auxiliary cable, has long been a universal standard for analog audio signals. Aux cables allow you to accomplish such tasks as plugging in your ...

Don’t toss that tube TV! By connecting an aging TV to a soundbar, you can give your older set a massive audio boost, complete with thumping bass and even virtualized 3D sound. And if your ancient flat ...