Audio-Video Cables

Nowadays, most audio/video cables are created to drive unparalleled first-class quality sound signals throughout your car’s audio system. These audio cables provide a noise-free signal transfer that can easily endure high temperatures.

Audio video cables are primarily used to connect your car’s amplifiers to your car audio system or simply to your car head unit. You can use RCA cables to transfer audio between your head unit and your amplifiers. Most audiophiles prefer gold to silver as a conductor because gold makes better quality audio/video cables.

Among the highly recommended digital audio cables is the Phoenix Gold's Tantrum ARX700 series. These series of audio/video cables are among the latest in Interconnect technology. It boasts a phase-correct construction from its wires which are tightly twisted and single directional. Its drain wires are composed of balanced pairs covered by an overall 100 percent foil shield that are twisted around each other. Because of this foil, the regular mode rejection ability of an audio cable is amplified. The ARX700 digital audio cable features an ingenious looking gold-plated silver barrel that has 6 cut RCA edges with a bendable dark blue cover. It also has low insertion loss PBT insulators.

Today’s video Cables for car audio systems offer full range video performance with high resolution. Like audio cables, they are also created to endure high temperatures. There’s also a Phoenix Gold Tantrum VRX600 video cable to go with the same series of audio cables for the best performance you can get from any combo. These component video cables will surely offer you only the best resolution picture on your monitor.
S video cables, on the other hand, are fairly cheaper than a component video cable or digital connector cables. An S video cable is just similar to regular mini-DIN cables and can be used to transfer S-Video. However, the picture quality is not that good.

Now, the composite video cable is another type of video cable common in home audio/video systems. Although it’s not the best, an advantage would be its versatility. It is practically supported by almost all audio/video equipments out in the market. Thus, it executes a significant role in most audio/video systems.

There may be other classifications of audio/video cables that you want to learn about and the simplest way to do that is by searching the internet. You will find thousands of resources that will help you find more information about cables such as Phoenix Gold Tantrum audio cables, 60 ft RCA audio cables and others. Even if you’re looking for a Gamecube component video cable or a 50 foot component video cable, you will surely find it in the internet.