LUOM T001A Toslink Digital Optical Audio Cable 3 ft Male to Male 24K Gold-Plated Nylon Braided Black
- Toslink Cables
- Black
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A 6 ft Toslink optical cable with gold-plated connectors and braided nylon jacket for lossless 5.1 to 7.1 surround sound
The LUOM T001A is a digital optical audio cable built for multi-channel systems. It carries uncompressed PCM and compressed 5.1 to 7.1 surround formats including Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD. Male-to-male connectors link sound bars, TVs, consoles and home-theatre receivers.
Precision square plugs with 24K gold-plated contacts resist corrosion and ensure a tight, correctly aligned fit every time. A double braided nylon sleeve over a flexible PVC jacket protects the fibre core from kinks and daily wear. The 2.2 mm and 5.0 mm outer diameters keep routing tidy behind equipment racks.
This cable replaces thin, unshielded Toslink leads that can loosen or degrade signal over time. The gold-plated interface and concentrated fibre lens cut internal reflection for lossless transmission. It is not suited for runs longer than 6 ft or for devices lacking a Toslink S/PDIF port.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| 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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The cable supports uncompressed PCM and compressed 5.1 to 7.1 surround sound including Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD, ADAT and LPCM.
The square connectors measure 2.2 mm core diameter and 5.0 mm outer diameter, requiring standard Toslink ports on both devices.
Align the square connector with the port, insert until it clicks, then remove the protective caps on each end before use.
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