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Audio Video Cables, Component Cables, RCA Cables, Video Cables, Stereo Cables, Optical Audio Cables

Don’t let your audio video installation suffer because you do not have the right cables! CableGiant has a comprehensive selection of RCA, S-Video, VGA, Component Video, Stereo, and Optical Cables for every A/V installation. Our professional grade A/V cables are perfect for connecting all your components in both commercial and residential audio video installations.

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Product Applications

Frequently Asked Questions About Audio Video Cables:

What is an Audio Video Cable?

An Audio Video Cable is any cable used to pass signals for audio video equipment like VCR’s, Amplifiers, TV’s, DVR’s, Stereos, Home Theater Systems, DVD Players, Blue Ray Players, etc. There are numerous audio video cables available depending on the components or the application you are using them for. Most audio video equipment have multiple cable outlets on them that give you options on which cable you can use to pass a signal. An example would be a Plasma TV which has multiple on-board audio video cable outlets to be used for multiple purposes. The most common audio video cables are HDMI Cables, Optical Cables, Composite Video Cables, Component Video Cables, S-Video Cables, DVI Cables, Fire Wire Cables, VGA Cables, and USB Cables. But the reality is that there are 100’s and 100’s of audio video cables and cable types out there available.

Why do I need to buy Audio Video Cables?

Quality audio video cables are vital to the performance of any audio video equipment. Many people buy audio video cables to replace damaged or loss cables. But the majority of people buy audio video cable to replace the cables that actually come in the box when they buy audio video products. The cables that come in the box with your new audio video equipment are usually very poor quality cables and most likely are hindering the performance of your equipment. It is sort-of like putting regular gas in a Ferrari. You just don’t to it. Poorly made cables can compromise the performance of your equipment which will result in poor audio sound or a poor video signal. It is best practice to replace those free in the box cables with higher quality cables that will allow your equipment to provide you with the premium performance you paid for. You will be amazed by the difference these higher quality cable can make!

What do I need to know when buying Audio Video Cables?

When buying audio video cables you need to first identify the signal you are trying to carry and match it to the cable outlet or connection on-board your equipment. Most audio video equipment manufactures install numerous connection outlets to support multiple cable types and product accessories. Then you need to identify the lengths you need between your equipment sources to make sure your cables are long enough to support the configuration or set up you have chosen. Other considerations you should take into account when buying audio video cables is where they are going to be ran. If you are planning on putting your cables in the wall you want to make sure the cable is CL2 or CL3 rated which means it is suited for in-wall installations.

If you need assistance in choosing the right audio video cables for your installation call CableGiant and let us assist you in making you’re A/V project a success!

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