Cables To Go CTG 12ft 3.5MM STEREO AUDIO EXTENSION CABLE M/F ( 13788 )

Product Description:

Cable To Go's 3.5mm stereo audio extension cables extend the distance of your existing 3.5mm audio cables. 3.5mm audio cables are used to connect the 3.5mm jack from CD players, stereos, speakers, PC/TV tuners and other audio devices. Enjoy the lasting quality and performance with its shielded design and molded connecters.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Extend the reach of your existing 3.5mm Audio Cable
  • Lifetime warranty
  • Black color
  • 12ft
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Cables To Go
  • Color: Black
  • EAN: 0757120137887
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Cables To Go
  • Manufacturer: Cables To Go
  • Model: 13788
  • MPN: 13788
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: CABLE_OR_ADAPTER
  • Publisher: Cables To Go
  • Studio: Cables To Go
  • UPC: 757120137887
  • Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

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Customer Reviews

Works for me!2008-10-24
I am using this as a headphone extension on my PC and it works great. No static or loss in sound quality. Would recommend.
Well built, good audio connection2008-09-12
Bought this for the car for long trips. Now the kids can have the portable DVD player in their lap in the back seat while plugging the audio into the car stereo (unless it's a stupid movie in which case they use headphones). The sound is good quality and the cord construction is well made.
A must have for your audio set up for the computer.2008-09-04
This cable is a good thing to have especially if you have some speakers that you want some where but their cord to the computer is just too short well this is the item for you if you wish to have your speakers somewhere that you really want them to be. I own one and I am using it and If I was unhappy about it then I would not be giving it such a nice review. Don't take my word for it. Buy it!
Cables to go have the quality and availability I need.2008-06-07
Their cables are well made and are durable. No dropoff of quality even when I connect two together. If you want a longer run you should use balanced cable and connectors. This is needed in every gadget bag.
Just right2008-05-13
I bought this to connect my pc to my stereo. This will allow me to have non-stop music to run off i-tunes locally or itunes radio stations. Tried to find a 20 foot cord, but it was no longer available. This should do the trick...
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