SAMSUNG Atlas Sound AT-100 100W Commercial Attenuator video accessory
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Extends front-panel AC97 or HD audio connections using UL1007 22AWG wire over 50cm
This 50 cm extension cable carries AC97 and HD audio signals from a motherboard header to a chassis front panel. It is built with UL1007 22 AWG conductors and suits system builders who need extra reach for front-panel headphone and microphone jacks. The cable is new and supplied without retail packaging.
The UL1007 22 AWG wire provides a durable, flexible link that resists kinking during case assembly. Its 50 cm span covers typical motherboard-to-front-panel distances without excess slack. Builders who require a longer run or a different pin-out will need an alternative solution.
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The cable is built for AC97 and HD front-panel audio headers, carrying the standard analogue and digital signals defined by those specifications.
It uses UL1007-rated 22 AWG conductors and measures 50 cm from end to end.
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