Tripp Lite A102-02M 6 ft toslink digital optical audio cable
- Fiber Optic
- Black
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A five-pack of Toslink female-to-female couplers to extend or join digital optical audio cables
This pack contains five Toslink extension couplers that join two standard Toslink cables end to end. Each coupler provides a female socket on both sides for a straight-through digital optical audio connection.
The couplers suit installers who need to bridge two Toslink cables without replacing the whole run. They do not convert to mini-Toslink, coaxial or analogue formats, so buyers who need a different connector type or a single uninterrupted cable should choose another solution.
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Yes, each coupler joins two standard Toslink cables end-to-end so you must already have two cables with male Toslink plugs.
Yes, the square Toslink interface has not changed, so the couplers connect legacy DVD players, soundbars or any device with a standard optical port.
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