HDMI® (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) delivers high-quality digital audio and video from a compatible source device to displays like monitors, TVs, or projectors. Beyond standard HDMI® cables, we also offer low-profile designs for tight spaces and swivel-plug models for flexible connections. Long runs can challenge signal reliability but options like future-ready FSR Digital Ribbon Cables perform over extended distances. 

Our diverse selection of speaker cables suits various audio setups, from the budget-friendly to high-performance, for speaker and home theater applications. For standard installations, consider bulk speaker wire from reputable brands like Premiere Quality Speaker Cable from Structured Cable Products, Inc. For a more discreet and flexible option, Taperwire® features a flat, low-profile design for tight spaces and hidden installations.

DVI (Digital-Video Interface) is another A/V cable variety, providing reliable connections for high-definition devices. For longer runs or interference-sensitive setups, digital optical cables use fiber optics to transmit audio and video signals, eliminating electrical or radio-frequency interference. This ensures a cleaner, more accurate signal compared to traditional copper or coaxial cabling, making them ideal for modern home theaters and professional AV systems. 

Component video cables offer high-quality analog video with super clarity. Choose reliable options for both home and professional AV setups, including RCA connectors, RGB component cables, and audio interconnect cables. Whether integrating legacy devices or blending analog and digital systems, these cables are versatile, high-performance solutions for clear, vibrant video and audio.

Modern digital standards like HDMI® have largely replaced RGB cables—short for Red, Green, Blue—and they are often used in legacy setups. This analog component video solution separates the primary color signals for improved image quality. When labeled "RGBHV," the Horizontal and Vertical sync signals are carried on their own wires for precise timing. While RGB provides higher resolution and more detail than standard RCA cables, it only transmits video—and a separate cable is needed for audio. 

VGA refers to Video Graphics Array, and these 16 pin connectors provide a quick and easy way to connect a computer to a video/audio display. While also largely replaced by digital standards such as HDMI®, VGA remains a reliable option for legacy systems, classrooms, and certain professional setups that require simple, straightforward video connectivity.

Explore multimedia modules and connectors for audio and video setups, including home theater and CCTV systems. Choose from coaxial, RCA/phono, or HDMI®. We additionally have baluns that are compatible with Cat5 or Cat6 instead of traditional coaxial cable, ideal for budget-friendly and space-saving installations.

When you need to bridge the gap between devices, choose from adapters, repeaters, extenders, receivers, and converters. Use an adapter to connect different connector types. Boost signals over longer distances with a repeater. Extenders carry signals, typically over Cat or fiber lines, beyond standard cable limits. Capture and decode signals at the destination with receivers. And change one signal format into another with a converter, for seamless integration across various audio, video, and data systems.