AudioQuest Carbon Digital Coaxial Cable – RCA to BNC – 1.5 Meter

Premium Digital Audio Connectivity with Advanced Noise Dissipation

The AudioQuest Carbon Digital Coaxial Cable is engineered for high-performance digital audio systems, combining premium conductor materials, sophisticated noise management, and precision construction to preserve signal integrity between digital components.

Featuring solid 5% silver-plated Long-Grain Copper conductors and AudioQuest's Carbon-Based 5-Layer Noise-Dissipation System, Carbon is designed to minimize radio-frequency interference and maintain accurate digital signal transmission.

This 1.5-meter RCA-to-BNC configuration is ideal for connecting compatible CD transports, digital streamers, DACs, and other high-performance audio components equipped with coaxial digital connections.

Key Features

• Solid 5% Silver Conductors: Silver-plated Long-Grain Copper designed to minimize strand interaction and improve high-frequency signal transmission.

• 75-Ohm Digital Coaxial Design: Engineered for S/PDIF digital audio connections.

• Carbon-Based 5-Layer Noise-Dissipation System: Multiple shielding layers help reduce radio-frequency interference.

• Hard-Cell Foam Insulation: Helps maintain consistent electrical characteristics and reduce dielectric-related signal effects.

• Direction-Controlled Conductors: Designed to direct induced RF noise away from sensitive audio circuitry.

• Premium Construction: Durable black and dark-gray braided jacket.

• 1.5-Meter Length: Convenient for connecting components within an audio equipment rack.

• RCA-to-BNC Connectivity: Accommodates systems using different coaxial digital connector types.

AudioQuest Carbon is an excellent choice for enthusiasts looking to optimize the digital connection between their source components and DACs without compromising on cable construction or noise management.

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Technical features are based on AudioQuest's published Carbon Coax specifications.