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Hello and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at Digital Coax cables. This is the digital audio coax interconnect cable, or more simply, digital coax. Not to be confused with a Digital optical cable. If you would like information about the difference between the two cable types, you can check out our video here: https://youtu.be/hGXrEdLFun8 If you’re looking to upgrade to professional quality audio for your home theater, digital coax cables are just what you need. The cables feature gold plated connectors and high quality shielding to provide superior audio clarity and fidelity. It’s never been easier to enjoy a theater-level audio experience as many newer sound systems, TVs, media players, and gaming devices will have a digital coax port. The connector is an RCA connector like you would find on the standard A/V block of your TV, but it can typically be identified by it’s orange port and will be labeled as an output. If you still have any questions, you can call our

Hello and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at Digital Coax cables. This is the professional grade digital S/PDIF RCA cable, or more simply, digital coax. Not to be confused with a Digital optical cable. If you would like information about the difference between the two signal types, you can check out our video here: https://youtu.be/hGXrEdLFun8 If you’re looking to upgrade to professional quality audio for your home theater, digital coax cables are just what you need. The cables feature gold plated connectors and high quality shielding to provide superior audio clarity and fidelity. It’s never been easier to enjoy a theater-level audio experience as many newer sound systems, TVs, media players, and gaming devices will have a digital coax port. The connector is an RCA connector like you would find on a standard A/V block of your TV, but it can typically be identified by it’s orange port and will be labeled as an output. If you still have any questions, you can call

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at VGA cables. VGA is a video only signal, meaning no audio. Unfortunately, VGA is slightly outdated due to HDMI, but it is still widely used and provides great signal strength. This is our panel mount VGA extension cable. They are made using a combination of coax and twisted pair cable and are shielded to maximum signal strength. The perfect solution for extending your VGA run, the cable features a female VGA port that can be panel mounted into any wall plate or surface box. The cable includes the mounting hardware for quick and easy installation every time. The cable is available in sizes ranging from 6 inches to 100 FT. Hopefully this has answered any questions you may have had on VGA cords. If you’re still having trouble or have any questions not answered here, you can call our customer service department at 888-519-9505. For all of your cable and connector needs, choose Show Me Cables.

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at VGA cables. VGA is a very common video signal found on many computers and projectors. It stands for Video Graphics Array, but does knowing that really tell you anything? I didn’t think so. VGA is a video only signal, meaning no audio. Unfortunately, VGA is slightly outdated due to HDMI, but it is still widely used and provides great signal strength. We carry a variety of VGA cable types including: Premium, Standard, Angled, Low Profile, Panel Mount, and VGA with Audio. Now I know what you’re thinking. VGA doesn’t carry audio. And you’re right. Our VGA with audio cables, however, include a 3.5mm audio cable run alongside the VGA cable. So it is a separate cable carrying the audio channel. Still not sold? Did I mention that we carry cables ranging in size from 3 FT to 150 FT? So whether you need a short cable to connect right from your computer to your monitor or if you have equipment that is a whole lot farther away,

Welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at the commonly used and often confusing DIN connectors. This is the 7 Pin Mini DIN male solder connector. To install, you will need the following items: low voltage cable, wire strippers, solder and soldering iron and the DIN connector. Start by inserting the plastic boot over the jacket. Measure how far you will need to strip back the jacket by holding the cable up against the base of the connector. Then, strip the cable jacket using the wire strippers. For this example, we are using Cat5e cable. You will also need to strip the individual conductors. Trim off any additional conductors, if needed. Now comes the hard part. Soldering. If you are new to soldering, it is recommended to find a someone who is more experienced for best results. There are 7 solder points on the connector, corresponding to the pins at the front of the connector. Be aware, there is not a standard wiring for DIN connectors and the wiring can widely vary between

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at USB cables. This is the USB 2.0 Micro Male to A Female OTG cable. The cable features a USB Micro Male connector on one side. And a USB type A female connector on the other side. The cable will allow you to connect USB accessories, such as flash drives, keyboards or headsets to your phone or tablet. The cable is 6 IN in length and features a standard PVC jacket.

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at USB cables. This is the USB 2.0 B Male to B Male cable. It features a USB 2.0 type B Male connector on both sides. The cables are capable of transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps. And are made using 26 gauge wire The cable is 6 FT in length and features a standard PVC jacket. The USB 2.0 B Male to B Male cable is a simple plug and play solution for connecting your devices.

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at USB cables. This is our USB to Lightning cable. It features a USB type A Male connector on one side. And a lightning connector on the other side. Lightning connectors are a reversible connector used on many newer Apple devices. The cable is available in a 3 FT and 6 FT length The cables are MFi certified, ensuring the highest quality and performance available. The cables are perfect for charging your devices or transferring data, offering a simple plug and play solution.

Hello, and welcome to Show Me Cables. Today we’ll be taking a look at USB cables. This is the Reversible USB 2.0 A Male to A Female passive extension cable. It features a Reversible USB 2.0 type A Male connector on one side. And a USB 2.0 A female connector on the other side. The cables are capable of transfer speeds up to 480 Mbps. They are available in lengths from 1 FT to 10 FT The reversible connector allows you to plug in the cable in either direction. Giving you a simple plug and play solution, each and every time. The Reversible USB 2.0 A Male to A Female passive extension cable is perfect when you need an extend your run by an extra couple of feet. Be aware, USB has a distance limitation of 16 FT and the passive extension cables may lose signal if exceeding that length. For longer runs, please check out our active extension cables.