Know Your Headphone Audio Extension Cable Like Never Before

Hearing the music in the most optimum quality is a blessing for every music lover. They always hunt to find out the best quality devices like headphones and audio extension cable so that they enjoy every sound of the track. However, many people till now don’t know about the Jack Extension Cable that is also known as the audio extension cable. 

Does this cable help to enhance the quality of sound or improve the reproduction of sound? If you want to know more about this cable, then check out the following section of the write up where we will have a detailed discussion on it. From it, you will get to know the anatomy of the cable along with all the pros and cons so that you can make a perfect and informed buying decision. 

What are the factors of the headphone cable that you need to consider?

The Headphone: There are different ways and techniques to manufacture the headphone. The materials they use also vary from company to company. Normally, if you find the headphone driver, you can see that two-wire conductors surrounded by the insulators go to the headphone jack. In the cup side, there are additional termination jacks and wiring that joint the drive directly.

 Sound Quality: There are many contradiction of opinion on whether there is any impact of headphone cable on sound. Many think that depending on the material like plastic or metal, design, shape, size, or style, the sound quality varies. 

So, here are some main features of the headphone cable.

• Pliancy: The flexibility of a cable is known as the pliancy. If the cable has more pliancy, the users can easily bend it as per the requirement.  
• Memory retention: In the time of bending or manipulating; the ability of the HDMI cable to retain its original shape is known as memory retention.
• Strain relief: The cable’s transition to the connector is referred to as the strain relief. It is a very important feature as it prevents the load applied on the cable in time of transferring the connection. 
• Microphonics: The sound that transmits to the headphone while touching or manipulating the cable is known as microphonics.

Things you should know about the material of headphone cable:

The main materials used for the ethernet lan cable are gold, silver, copper, and rhodium. The quality cables use the same material throughout while the cheaper versions use a coating of brass metal. 

 The most common cable is the silver-coated copper wire which is a cheaper alternative of the solid silver cable. For the super electric conductivity, copper remains the most popular among the non-precious metal.

It is very important to know that flexibility is much needed for headphone cable to protect it against any damage. For that reason, the manufacturers use thin twisted or braided strands copper wire.

Rhodium connectors are needed for the high frequency as they are more airy and fluid than the gold connector. The gold connectors are good for producing warmer sound but for the detailed sound, the rhodium connectors are the best.