is this a straight through cable?
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I don't think so. I don't know for sure though. I used this cord to power up a Philips Micro DVD Home Theater system. It plugged into the speaker that carried the voltage/power, while the other end was connected to the main system.
29792
LOL, yeah it is a weird connection, but common. It's a "USB Type A to Mini 4 Pin Cable". Easily found on various sites. Mycablemart.com
789506
This is not a video cable... As long as you have the PDIF port, it works good
1182052
Generally speaking it is a straight pass through. I use this with an ipod and phone chargers without problem. Occasionally I have to wiggle one to get it to firmly connect.
602462
It is a pass-through. There is a male USB on the end of the cable. http://imgur.com/SU9HzOl
959225
No - This is a mono connection, which splits in to two mono connections. you can tell by the little black line on the male end of the cable in the picture. If it were a stereo cable, there would be two lines there instead of one.For a stereo version of this cable, take a look at Hosa YPP117 1/4 inch TRS to Dual 1/4 inch TSF Y Cable - 6 Inch
801403
Yes. I do it all the time with my Cat 5e straight through cable to quickly transfer files between computers.
160244
It is BYOC - buy your own cables - this way you can get the cable length issue properly sorted out.
880166
No, this probably isn't what you're looking for. Only one side of the cable can transfer data, and the other is for power only.
1167068
Yes. I plugged my cable hook up in and It was working immediately. Perfect for someone like me who's not mechanically inclined!
1735102
No it is powered through the TRS cable. You can order a different length cable online - just make sure it is a TRS male to TRS male cable.
2115664
No, the cable is non-detachable and if the model number has a suffix that says "CC" it means coiled cable, otherwise this model has a straight through cable.
761207
It is not a digital cable. It is an xlr connector, which is an analog microphone audio connector.
335063
The cable is Tunderbolt compatible. That is the system I am using, no problems.
1770678
Yep. It's bi-directional copper (joke). I've used a similar cable for that purpose with no problems. Church sound board to digital recorder.
933761
No this is not a digital to analog conversion cable. It is digital to digital toslink cable and it uses light and not electrical pulses for transmission.
177198
Yes, this is a standard cable. Assuming your technology works like mine, that will work.