HiFi Cables
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HiFi cables include speaker cables, RCA audio cables, optical cables, coaxial digital audio cables, USB audio cables and cables with connectors such as 3.5mm, XLR, banana plugs or spade terminals.
Check the audio input and output ports on each component, such as a receiver, amplifier, turntable, CD player, DAC or speakers. Select a cable with a connector that matches both devices.
Analog cables carry continuous audio signals, while digital cables transmit audio as digital data. RCA, 3.5mm and XLR cables are commonly used for analog connections, while optical, coaxial and USB cables are often used for digital audio.
Shielded HiFi cables include a conductive layer designed to help reduce interference from nearby electronic devices and power cables. They are commonly used for analog audio connections.
Route cables neatly along the back or sides of your equipment, keep signal cables separated from power cords where practical, and use cable ties or clips to group connections without sharply bending them.