Sinox Digital Optical Toslink Audio Cable with Right-Angle Adapter 2m Grey

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• Sinox digital optical Toslink audio cable with angle adapter.
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• Use this digital optical audio cable with Toslink connectors to connect 2 audio devices.
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• Use the supplied digital optical audio adapter to approach your Toslink port at a 90° angle.
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• Ideal for equipment where there is little space behind, for example with a TV that you want to hang as close to the wall as possible.
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• Clears sound and pure signal transmission.
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| Specifications

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• 90° angle adapter with 360° rotatable head.
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• Thanks to the supplied 90-degree angled adapter, you can also approach the Toslink connection at right angles. This right-angled connection prevents cable breaks and damage to your gate. The Toslink head of the right-angle adapter can be rotated 360° so that you can choose the direction in which the cable should be routed.
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• Optical audio cable for stereo audio and multi-channel audio.
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• This cable is suitable for transferring stereo audio signals (2-channel), but can also be used in applications where multiple channels are used. Think of the 5.1 formats Dolby Digital (AC3) or DTS.
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• Digital Optical Audio Cables.
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• An optical cable sends signals via optical data transmission, which is immune to electrical interference signals. Another major advantage is that large amounts of cables can be replaced by a single fiber optic cable. Toslink is by far the most widely used standard within optical cables. Optical cables are also called S/P DIF cables.
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• S/PDIF
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• S/PDIF (also written as S/P DIF, SPDIF or S/P-DIF) stands for Sony Philips Digital Interfa Format.
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• The S/PDIF specification allows for different types of cables and connectors. The electrical cables are usually referred to as 'coaxial' and 'RCA connectors.
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• The optical variant is usually called 'optical' (in English 'optical') or 'Toslink'.
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• There are plastic protective caps on the Toslink connectors.
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• Many optical cables have protective caps on the connectors.
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• Do not forget to remove it before connecting the cable.
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