Composite Audio and Video Cables
For a true audio and visual experience, modern home entertainment systems require composite audio-video cables to carry the signals. Each cable carries a separate signal. This helps keep the audio and video feeds clear. When you run both audio and video signals through the same wire, you often lose clarity in the signal. For true stereo and high definition audio and video, it is necessary to carry the signals apart. You do this by using a composite cable which provides separate lines for each.
Many bundles offer three separate plugs on each end, color-coded for clarity. This is the perfect setup for the typical home theater system. We offer a number of lengths ranging from 3 feet up to 100 feet. Sometimes, you might need a video or audio cable to run separately. We also offer these cables in a number of lengths as well. When looking at setting up your home theater, make sure you have the right cables to do the job.
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