Analogue Interconnects

One of the most common transmission formats, audio analogue is used to transfer stereo audio signals only. Hugely...

One of the most common transmission formats, audio analogue is used to transfer stereo audio signals only. Hugely versatile, the audio analogue interconnect can range from the most affordable entry level to the highest possible quality available, depending on the materials and the geometry used in cables construction.

Audio Interconnects  called  (RCA , PHONO ,CHINCH) are cables which are claimed to improve the sound quality of high-fidelity audio systems. Cables between components are called interconnects. For analog interconnecting cables, basic system frequency response can be calculated from the electrical properties of the cables, and components on either side of the cables. These electrical properties include resistance, capacitance, and inductance. For small-signal applications the degree of shielding is also important. All of these qualities are taken into account in the design of  Hi Fi  cables. High-end cables for the audiophile market often involve intricate construction geometries and exotic materials such as silver and oxygen-free, long-crystal, high-purity copper.