Audio Cables & Accessories

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How Do I Choose the Right Audio Cable?

Choosing the right audio cable depends on your equipment and intended use. Start by identifying the type of connection your devices require—common options include 3.5mm jacks, RCA cables, or XLR connectors. For setups involving both sound and visuals, audio visual cables are a great choice, while specialised audio cables may be better for pure sound clarity. If you’re working with cameras or security systems, a camera audio cable or CCTV cables may be exactly what you need. To explore compatible gear, check out our full range of Audio & Visual Accessories.

How Do I Connect Audio Cables to Speakers?

Connecting audio cables to speakers is straightforward. Most speakers will have clearly marked input ports. Match the connector type of your cable—such as RCA, 3.5mm, or XLR—with the corresponding port on your speaker or audio source. Ensure the cable is securely plugged in to avoid interference or poor sound quality. For those setting up audio and video systems, audio video cables can help simplify and streamline your connection process. Need a microphone to pair with your setup? Explore our collection of Microphones.

How Long Should the Audio Cable Be?

The length of your audio cable depends on the distance between your audio source and the receiving device. While shorter cables minimise potential signal loss, longer cables may be necessary for larger setups or to connect distant devices, such as in home theaters or outdoor events. Consider measuring the space to ensure your cable is long enough without unnecessary excess. For presentations or classroom use, pairing your cables with Visual Presenters can enhance your setup’s functionality.

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