BJC Coaxial Digital Audio Cable (3 Foot, RCA to RCA, Black) — Open-Box, 23% Off

Precision coaxial cable with bandwidth into the Gigahertz – far beyond the requirements of any digital audio format; rated CMR, allowing installation in walls and risers

Canare RCA connectors provide high impedance stability through the cable/connector interface to minimize return loss

Circular leaf-spring ground contact gives the RCA plug firm engagement with the jack, but without the over-tightness of “turbine” and similar type RCAs which can damage jacks

Assembled in our Seattle, Washington shop by experienced American workers

Our coaxial digital audio cables are made using precision SDI coax: cable that’s been designed to carry digital signals of almost any practical bandwidth, well in excess of the practical requirements of S/PDIF. The most important characteristic in a coaxial digital audio cable is impedance stability, which translates to lower return loss. In order to keep the tight impedance of the SDI coax as consistent as possible from end to end, we use Canare RCA plugs. These are a three-piece crimp design in which the impedance of the cable is carried well into the connector rear by having the exposed dielectric run inside a brass tube the size of the cable’s shield. Consistent dimensions means consistent capacitance and inductance, which mean consistent impedance. The Canare RCA also guarantees a perfect fit to the RCA jack – the ground contact grips the jack with a 360 degree leaf spring arrangement, giving firm, definite engagement but also ensuring that the plug can be easily removed from the jack without damage. Our digital audio cables are assembled in our shop in Seattle, Washington by experienced workers.