WANTED: Happy members who like to discuss audio and other topics related to our interest. Desire to learn and share knowledge of science required. There are many reviews of audio hardware and expert members to help answer your questions.
Click here to have your audio equipment measured for free!
No. The original purpose of those cables was for composite video, the yellow was for the video signal. So that should tell you something about their quality.
No. The original purpose of those cables was for composite video, the yellow was for the video signal. So that should tell you something about their quality.
That they are close to 75 ohm impedance, as composite video will give ghosting due to reflections if it isn't. The other two will be the same, so perfectly suitable for analogue audio. By the way, the yellow cable will also be perfectly suitable for S-PDIF digital audio.
Those red-white-yellow cables are very useful.
S.
That they are close to 75 ohm impedance, as composite video will give ghosting due to reflections if it isn't. The other two will be the same, so perfectly suitable for analogue audio. By the way, the yellow cable will also be perfectly suitable for S-PDIF digital audio.
Those red-white-yellow cables are very useful.
S.
S-PDIF works over coax as well as optical. The audio data is identical to AES-EBU, both 110ohm balanced and 75 ohm unbalanced. The differences between these formats is in voltage levels and some of the data bits that define whether the stream is audio, professional or consumer, copy protected or not, and signals what the sample rate is. The audio part of the stream is the same.