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Free shipping on orders over $49. A small number of orders cost much more to ship than the order amount (usually heavier or larger items going to rural or remote addresses). These orders are charged the actual shipping cost, shown at checkout before you pay. All orders under $49, the cost of shipping is only $7.95! More >>

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Toslink Digital Optical Audio Cable Canada

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An optical audio cable is a type of audio cable that uses light to carry the signal. Optical cables are often used in high-end home theater systems and professional recording studios. They offer several advantages over traditional copper cables, including better signal quality and immunity to electromagnetic interference.


Optical cables are made from thin strands of glass or plastic, which are arranged in a core and cladding structure. Light is injected into the core, where it travels down the length of the cable. When the light reaches the other end, it is reflected back by the cladding and returned to the source.


Because they use light to transmit the signal, optical cables are not susceptible to interference from electrical sources. This makes them ideal for use in environments where there is a lot of electromagnetic noise, such as near power lines or transformers. Additionally, optical cables can be run alongside electrical cables without inducing interference.


Optical audio cables typically use either TOSLINK or S/PDIF connectors. TOSLINK is the most common type of connector found on consumer electronics, while S/PDIF is more commonly used in professional applications.


PrimeCables.ca offers new toslink optical audio cables for use with home theater receivers, digital signal processors, DAT machines, Divx players, DVD players, CD players, DSS receivers, DAT player/recorders, MINI disc player/recorders, Sony Playstation 2 & 3, XBox, ALESIS, or any components that use normal full-size TOSLink optical audio connectors.


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