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Audio and Video Cable Assemblies

AV leads for studio, stage, broadcast and legacy industrial video, covering HDMI, DisplayPort, SDI and XLR alongside MIDI, DIN, RCA and VGA HD15 for equipment still in service. Conductor gauge, shielding and connector plating are set per order.

Video
HDMI · DisplayPort · SDI · VGA
Audio
XLR · TRS · RCA · MIDI DIN
Digital
DMX512 · AES/EBU · 3G / 12G SDI
Shielding
Foil + braid · star-quad
Conductor
OFC copper · 24 – 26 AWG
Jacket
PVC · TPE · braided cloth
Plating
Gold · nickel
Length
0.15 m – 30 m

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6.35mm (1/4″) to MIDI 5-Pin DIN Female Cable

A 5 pin DIN MIDI female cable with a 6.35 mm plug on the other end: a connector adapter for gear that carries MIDI on a quarter inch jack.

Active Optical HDMI Cable for Boardrooms and Ceiling Projectors

An active optical HDMI cable puts the high speed signal path onto fiber so a long boardroom or ceiling projector run stays slim enough to pull through conduit. Marked source and display ends, aramid strength member, hybrid copper for power and control. Tell us the route and we quote the length with a service loop.

Assistive Listening Neckloop with Breakaway Safety Release

An assistive listening neckloop turns a receiver output into a magnetic field that the telecoil in a hearing aid picks up directly. This one adds a breakaway safety release at the neck that parts under a steady pull and re-seats by hand, so a caught loop does not tighten on the wearer. Built to your receiver wiring.

Balanced IEM Cable with Detachable Two-Pin and MMCX

A balanced IEM cable wired with a separate return per channel and terminated in whichever connector the shells take: 0.78 mm two-pin, MMCX or QDC. Source end in 4.4 mm, 2.5 mm or 3.5 mm, soft low memory jacket with a shaped ear hook. Built to your pinout.

Coiled 1/4 Inch Guitar Cable

A coiled inch guitar cable with a straight TS plug at one end and a right-angle TS plug at the other, so slack never lies on the floor. Foil shield against handling noise, black PU / PVC coil, resting and stretched lengths to your stage.

DMX512 Lighting Cable with 3-Pin or 5-Pin XLR

A DMX512 lighting cable built around an impedance controlled data pair with foil and braid screening, in 3-pin or 5-pin XLR. Straight, right angle, pancake or sealed overmolded builds, plus bulk cable and crimp tooling for on-site termination. Terminators and adapter leads in the same order.

DP80 DisplayPort Cable with Latching Connector

A dp80 displayport cable is the right choice when the graphics card can push more pixels than an older lead will carry. Passive construction with a latching shell and release button, in 1 m and 2 m for high refresh desks.

Guitar Pedal Patch Cable with Low Profile Pancake Plugs

A guitar pedal patch cable with a low profile pancake housing that sits almost flush with the jack, so pedals can be butted together on a crowded board. Straight to angled and angled to angled, six to eighteen inches, in singles or multi-packs. Built to the combinations your layout needs.

HDMI Type E Automotive Cable

An hdmi type e automotive cable with a locking Type-E plug at each end for in-cabin video. Keyed shell mates one way only, foil plus braid shield, built to the length your trim route needs.

Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable

A micro hdmi to hdmi cable with a Type-D plug for action and compact cameras and a Type-A plug for a TV, monitor or recorder. Narrow overmold for recessed sockets, gold plated contacts, length and exit angle to your build.

Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable

A mini hdmi to hdmi cable with a Type-C Mini HDMI plug on the device end and a Type-A Standard HDMI plug on the display end. Gold-plated contacts, foil plus braid shield, narrow overmold for recessed sockets. Length, exit angle and category to your build.

RCA Premium Subwoofer Y Splitter

An rca premium subwoofer splitter taking one LFE output to two powered subwoofers or two amplifier channels. Gold-plated metal shells with pink ID bands, screened, passive 1-to-2, leg lengths to your room.

Specification table

Analog, digital and hybrid video formats do not share the same impedance, so these assemblies are built around the signal rather than the plug alone. Give us the two endpoints and the run length; we select the coax or twisted construction, the shield combination and the plating from there.

Typical audio and video cable build options. Every assembly is made to order, so values outside this table are quoted rather than declined.
ParameterStandard buildAvailable on request
InterfaceHDMI type A, DisplayPort, BNC, VGA HD15XLR, TRS, RCA, MIDI DIN, USB-C to DisplayPort
Impedance75 ohm precision coax for video110 ohm nominal for AES/EBU digital audio
Video rateSD, HD, 3G and 6G SDI qualified constructions12G-SDI to SMPTE rates
Conductor24-26 AWG OFC stranded copperSilver-bearing solder and heavier gauge center conductors
ShieldingFoil plus braid at high coverageStar-quad configs for microphone and stage runs
Contact platingGold plated for repeated cyclesNickel where the budget matters and cycles are low
JacketPVC, TPE and braided cloth finishesMatte low-glare cable for on-camera use
Flex optionsStandard for installed runsHigh-flex and tightly coiled drum versions
Length0.15 m to 30 mLonger multiplies single; quoted against the return loss budget

Video and audio interfaces keep to their governing specifications from HDMI, SMPTE and ESTA; 12G-SDI builds are held to SMPTE ST 2082 return loss limits rather than a nominal maximum.

Typical applications

  1. Broadcast and OB trucks SDI runs coiled, marked and verified before the load-in.
  2. Studio and stage Balanced XLR and TRS leads where the shield must stay continuous through every adapter.
  3. Conference and kiosk Short HDMI and DisplayPort assemblies with mounting-friendly right-angle plugs.
  4. Legacy equipment support VGA, Mini-DIN and DIN assemblies still built to the original pinouts.
  5. In-vehicle and marine AV Vibration-rated builds with locking connectors.

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Questions buyers ask

Gold or nickel plating?

Gold resists corrosion and holds contact resistance stable over many mating cycles, which matters for frequently patched audio lines. Nickel is cheaper and perfectly reasonable for a permanently mated panel lead.

Can you build longer HDMI or SDI runs?

Within the loss budget of the coax, or with a specified active solution where copper cannot make the distance. We quote against the return loss your equipment expects rather than a generic maximum, and for fixed installations we build hybrid fiber plus copper assemblies that carry the same signals further.

Do I need to worry about bend radius on coiled runs?

Yes, and it changes the construction. Repeated coiling below the minimum bend radius migrates the braid and ruins the return loss long before anything breaks. See bend radius and pull force limits.

Have one built to your drawing

Send the connector part numbers, lengths and environment. We review manufacturability in writing before any tooling spend, and we tell you up front what we cannot do.

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