Cables

Speaker cables are an essential part of any hi-fi or home cinema system, carrying the signal from your amplifier to your loudspeakers.

Cable connectors are small but important parts of a hi-fi or home cinema system, helping cables make a secure, reliable connection between speakers, amplifiers, turntables, streamers, DACs and other audio components.

Headphone cables are used to connect wired headphones, in-ear monitors and headphone amplifiers, either as a direct replacement for a damaged cable or as an upgrade for a better match with your listening setup.

RCA interconnect cables are used to carry analogue audio signals between hi-fi separates, such as CD players, streamers, DACs, phono stages, pre-amplifiers, integrated amplifiers and power amplifiers.

XLR interconnect cables are used to connect hi-fi separates with balanced audio inputs and outputs, such as streamers, CD players, DACs, pre-amplifiers, power amplifiers and some headphone amplifiers.

Subwoofer cables are designed to carry low-frequency audio signals from an AV receiver, amplifier or processor to a powered subwoofer.

Digital coaxial cables are used to carry a digital audio signal between hi-fi and AV components, most commonly from a CD transport, network streamer, TV, Blu-ray player or digital source into a DAC, amplifier, AV receiver or processor.

Ethernet cables are used to connect network streamers, music servers, NAS drives, routers, switches and other digital audio components to a wired home network.

HDMI cables carry digital video and audio between home cinema components, TVs, projectors, games consoles, AV receivers, soundbars, Blu-ray players and media streamers.

Optical cables, often called Toslink cables or digital optical audio cables, are used to carry a digital audio signal between compatible hi-fi, home cinema and TV equipment.

USB cables are used to connect digital audio equipment such as DACs, streamers, computers, laptops, music servers and selected headphone amplifiers.

Mains conditioners are designed to help feed your hi-fi or AV system with cleaner, more stable power.

Mains cables, sometimes called hi-fi power cables or audio power cables, connect your hi-fi separates, amplifiers, streamers, CD players, DACs and other audio components to the mains supply.