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Synergistic Research - Resolution Reference Digital X Series AES/EBU Cable - 1m
SkyFi 479
479 South Broad Street
Glen Rock NJ 07452
United States
General:
This listing is for a Synergistic Research digital AES cable in a 1 meter length with its matching power supply.
Tested and working well. From a pet and smoke free home.
What is AES Digital?
AES digital refers to the AES/EBU (Audio Engineering Society/European Broadcasting Union) digital audio standard.
• AES/EBU is a professional digital audio interface standard.
• It transmits two channels (stereo) of digital audio over a single cable.
• Typically uses XLR connectors and balanced 110-ohm cables, though it can also be sent over coaxial or optical cables with appropriate adapters.
• It uses the AES3 standard (the technical name), which ensures high-quality, low-jitter, professional digital audio transfer.
• Common in studio, broadcast, and high-end audio gear.
• Similar to S/PDIF, which is the consumer version of digital audio (RCA or optical).
• AES is more robust and suited for longer cable runs and professional environments.
SkyFi Cosmetic Notes:
White heat shrink shows wear. Overall they are presentable.
Ownership:
Single Owner
Connections:
XLR (AES/ABU)
Cosmetic Condition:
6/10 = Fair. Three to four minor scratches, or one major scratch. See our detailed rating description here.
Working Condition:
Working perfectly and tested in our lab.
Included:
Just the cables
Packing:
Will be packed using our highly developed in-house process and custom packing materials.Dimensions:
1m
Testing Process:
Cables are generally pretty simple and do not require a great deal of testing. We do however perform a visual inspection of all of the connectors for damage or significant wear.
Most power and interconnect cables can be verified with a simple continuity test with a digital multimeter.
Some cables feature dielectric bias systems which are powered by external power supplies or batteries. These devices are checked for proper function where applicable.
We do not perform A/B comparisons of cables in real world conditions, and cannot offer objective observations in this regard.
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