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Audiocables
Jack plugs are used worldwide when audio signals need to be transmitted. They are now available in various versions, ranging from 0 (optical) to 2 (mono) and 3 (stereo) up to 4 (stereo with addition) contacts. Especially for headphones, stereo jack plugs are nowadays built in as standard, as they are practically the successor to the simple mono plug.
Mp3 players, smartphones, and other electronic gadgets are usually equipped with a 3.5 mm jack plug. Also, headphone cables have the 3.5 mm plug. With an appropriate adapter, the plug can even be used in a larger socket with a diameter of 6.35 mm. If desired, the 3.5 mm plug can also be purchased in angled form, and the cable is usually well protected against external influences.
The 3.5 mm socket is primarily intended for connecting headphones or earphones. Often there is also a so-called Line-Out socket, with which the audio signal can be routed to a Hi-Fi system without an additional amplifier. In this cable, there is a 3.5 mm plug on one side, while on the other end, two RCA plugs are attached. This allows electronic gadgets such as smartphones or MP3 players to be connected to the Hi-Fi system in the living room in a matter of seconds.
In the professional audio sector, jack cables with a diameter of 6.3 mm are often used.