ESTONE T001A Toslink Digital Optical Audio Cable 6ft
- Toslink Cables
- Black
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A six-foot Toslink cable with gold-plated male connectors carries 5.1 to 7.1 surround sound between TVs, consoles and AV receivers
The ESTONE T001A is a 6 ft Toslink digital optical audio cable with male-to-male connectors. It carries multi-channel Dolby AC-3 and DTS signals between devices equipped with S/PDIF optical ports. Gold-plated tips and a double braided nylon jacket protect the fiber core.
This cable fits sound bars, AV receivers, game consoles, Blu-ray players and PCs that have a square Toslink socket. It is not for equipment that only offers coaxial digital or analogue RCA audio outputs. Buyers needing a longer run than 6 ft should look elsewhere.
The decisive spec is the male-to-male Toslink connector pair, which mates only with female optical ports labelled S/PDIF or Optical. If your source or sink lacks that exact port, this cable will not connect.
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Model | T001A |
| Type | Toslink Cables |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6 ft. |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Specifications | Audio Fiber Cable is a must-have cable for multi-channel (5.1, 6.1, and 7.1) Dolby AC-3 / DTS decoding for a variety of short-range signal transmissions with fiber optic digital terminals, communication and audio equipment amplifiers, DVD players, VCR, CD player, MD, AMP, PLAYER, mini disc, digital to analog converter, satellite receiver and optoelectronic device, switch, 1394 card, fiber optic sound card, cable set top box, digital camera, copier, printer, printing equipment, light sensor And industrial equipment, automobiles, medical equipment and power systems Name: Metal Digital |
| Features | 1. High-precision concentrated fiber lens technology, which makes the beam highly focused, greatly reduces the reflection of the beam on the inner wall, completely ensures the lossless transmission of the optical signal, makes the sound quality clear and transparent, restores the sound quality, and maintains the signal integrity. 2. Pop-up plug is very convenient, can accurately align the optical signal and successfully transmit large data volume 3. Super heavy-duty plug, close to the fiber interface, is also very easy to plug 4. High speed, high fidelity, low loss broadband transmis |
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Any source or receiver with a square S/PDIF optical jack — sound bars, AV receivers, game consoles, Blu-ray players, TVs, DACs or fiber-optic sound cards — will accept the male-to-male plugs on this cable.
Yes — the gold-plated connectors match the standard Toslink footprint, so they seat securely in older optical sockets without signal loss or corrosion over time.
Play a Dolby Digital Plus or DTS-HD test track; if your AV receiver displays the matching multi-channel format and all speakers produce discrete audio, the optical link is working correctly.
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