Description

An audio cable (1000 mm / 1 meter) is a short, flexible cable designed to carry audio signals between two electronic devices. The cable usually has male or a mix of male/female audio connectors on each end, depending on the application (e.g., male-to-male for standard connections or male-to-female for extensions). These cables are widely used in consumer, home audio, and professional setups to link playback devices, amplifiers, mixers, portable speakers, and headphones.

Key Features

Connector Types

• Common connectors include 3.5 mm mini-jack (TRS) for stereo audio — ideal for smartphones, laptops, and portable devices.

• Other variants may use 6.35 mm, RCA, XLR, or specialty plugs depending on application (pro audio, instruments, PA systems).

Cable Length

• 1 000 mm (1 m) — offers a compact reach suitable for close connections without excess cable clutter.

Audio Quality

• Designed to transfer audio signals with minimal interference and loss, ensuring clear sound between source and destination.

Construction & Durability

• Often built with shielded conductors and oxygen-free copper (OFC) for improved signal integrity and reduced noise.

• Jacket materials like PVC or braided shielding improve flexibility and protect against wear.

Plug-and-Play

• Simple to use — no configuration needed; just plug connectors into appropriate audio jacks.

Compatibility

• Works with a wide range of audio devices that have the matching connector type — e.g., phones, computers, DACs, stereos, mixing consoles, active speakers.