The CABLES link supports any item that attaches one electronic device or component to another via a cable and connectors at each end, like an HDMI or USB cable, etc. Mostly COMPUTER and AUDIO/VIDEO cables. The cable's application will be noted below. If any of the items listed here relate to another AREA, you might find the same item listed twice. Examples would be an audio/video cable listed at the A/V and CABLES links or a book listed at the BOOKS and EDUCATE links, etc. Newest item listings (largest item numbers) are at the TOP of each AREA MENU page.

Item 190: Double your phone jacks, or use it as a phone cord coupler by using only the two female plugs. RJ-25 4-pin connection. Price: $2 each

Item 189: A bunch of very high quality RJ-25 6P6C Modular Phone Cables, compared to item 180 below. Molded cables to connect a standard telephone to the wall service, etc. Most are 6' in length. Most are new, some are used. Most are 2-line/4-wire. Some are 3-line/6-wire.These sell for more than a couple of dollars each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 188: A bunch of RJ-25 6P6C Modular Phone Cables. Just cables to connect a standard telephone to the wall service, etc. Most are 6' in length. Most are new, some are used. Most are 2-line/4-wire, some are single line/2-wire.They sell for a couple of dollars each, depending on where you buy them. New ones go first. Your choice. Price: $1 each

Item 187: Five Computer, Monitor, Projector, etc. 6' Power Cords. The two, hard to find, short cords in the front are PC Power Outlet to 120vac Adapter Cords. New, never used. They sell for about $5 to $10 each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 186: Two USB "A" female to PS/2 male adapters for your mouse (green). Two USB "A" female to PS/2 male adapters for your keyboard (purple in the bags). Obviously these are NEW, never used. If you can find them, they sell for whatever. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 185: And yet again, more gender changers, with a "wire twist" or two. Two RS-232 mini-testers (TD, RST, DSR, CD, RD CTS DTR). I have no idea what all those letters mean, but they are next to the LEDs on the two mini-testers, center row. If you know what they mean, then you need to buy them. If not, move on. Back row are DB25 parallel gender changers, one male/male, one female/female, and one male/female extender. The front row are DB25 parallel to DB9 serial adapters, two are DB25 female to DB9 male, one is DB25 female to DB9 female. If you can find them, they sell for whatever. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 184: A bunch of gender changers, again. The picture tells it all. However, two DB25 parallel females, three DB9 serial males and three DB15 VGA females (aka HD15). Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 183: A bunch of adapters. Ya think! And a few USB gender changers too. As far as adapters are concerned, if you can't convert old to new with these guys, then you have a real problem. Two DB9 male to PS2 male. Four DB9 female to PS2 female. Two DIN5 female to PS2 male. One DIN5 male to PS2 female. Two USB female gender changers. One USB male gender changer. One USB Type A female to USB Type B male. DIN5s are obsolete now, but if you have a old computer that needs one, this may be your only hope. The HD15 male "thingy" (back row, far right) is a null plug, dust/dirt cover, probably of no use to anyone. Buy any of the other adapters and I will throw it in as a bonus gift - FREE!. If you can find them, they sell for whatever. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 182: Two DIN5 Male/Female Cables. One 3-foot, one 6-foot. Just like the DIN6 below, but larger. Pretty obsolete now, but if you have a old computer that needs one, this may be your only hope. If you can find them, they sell for whatever. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 181: Two Centronics 36 male (aka Type B) to Centronics 36 male 6' cables. One Centronics 36 male to DB25 male (aka Type A, D-shell 25, RS-232). If you can find them, they sell for whatever. Your choice. Price: $5 each

Item 180: Two 2-foot DB25 Parallel Printer Male/Female Extension Cables. One molded, one not. They sell for about $5 to $10 each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $5 each

Item 179: Clear braided FireWire IEEE 1394 6-pin male to 6-pin male 15' cable. Only one. New, never used. They sell for about $20 to $30 each, depending on where you buy them. Price: $12

Item 178: Hard-to-find splitters, etc. Two VGA Video Splitter short cables (HD15, aka DB15), one male to two female. Two PS2 splitters, one male to two female. One PS2 male to DIN5 female short adapter cable. One PS2 female to DIN5 male short adapter cable. Two PS2 to mobo for computer case expansion slot. The DIN5s are obsolete and no longer made, so if you have a need, these are really rare, indeed! All are molded construction and NEW. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 177: Seven PS/2 Mouse/Keyboard Mini DIN6 cables. Two 6' Mini DIN6 male/male cables. Two 10' Mini DIN6 male/male cables. Two 10' Mini DIN6 male/female extension cables. One 6' Mini DIN6 male/female extension cable. They sell for about $5 to $10 each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 176: Four DB15 (also called HD15) cables. Two DB15 6' male/male molded cables. One DB15 2' male/male molded cable.One DB15 6' male/female extension cable. They sell for about $10 to $15 each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $6 each

Item 175: Two DB9 male/female extension cables. Both are 6' long. One is molded with thumb screws. The other is not molded and needs a screw driver to install. They sell for about $5 to $10 each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 174: USB 'A' cables. Two USB male/male 6-foot cables. Two USB male/female 6-foot extension cables and one short 2-footer. All are USB 2.0 compatable. They sell for about $5 to $10 each, depending on where you buy them. Your choice. Price: $3 each

Item 173: Belkin [or equivalent quality] CAT5e premium patch cables in 4-foot and 6-foot lengths. These CAT5 ENHANCED cables have a rating of 350MHz for Gigabit Ethernet transfers. I have a half dozen available. New, never used. They sell for about $5 to $10 each. Price: $3 each

Item 172: A bunch of single audio [or video] RCA patch cables. Need an extra male/male single RCA cable to make a composite run? Or just a few dollars to make the $25 minimum? As you can see from the picture, I have a dozen or so of them. These cables sell for a couple of dollars each, depending on where you buy them. Price: $1 each

Item 171: 2-Channel Stereo Audio RCA patch cables in very long lengths. There are two 25-foot length cables shown. One has male/male RCA connectors on each end. The other has male RCA connectors on one end and female RCA connectors on the other. Connecting the male and female RCA ends together gives you a 50-foot long 2-channel Audio patch cable, as shown connected in the picture. The black and red RCA connectors are for [right and left channel] stereo audio. These longer lengths do come in handy, so I will probably regret selling them in the not to distant future. For clarification, each cable includes two [bundled/attached] single cables, as shown. As you can see from the picture, I only have this mated pair, so they're not sold separately. These cables sell for about $5 to $10 for each 25-foot length, depending on where you buy them. Price: $10 takes both, creating a 50-foot cable run.

Item 170: 2-Channel Stereo Audio RCA patch cables. The white and red RCA connectors are for [right and left channel] stereo audio. As you can see from the picture (above right), I really have a bunch of these [not so hi-end] 2-channel stereo patch cables. Available in 3-foot and 6-foot lengths. Your choice. For clarification, each cable includes two [bundled/attached] single male/male cables, as shown above. These cables sell for about $4 to $7 each, depending on where you buy them. Price: $3 each, 4 for $10

Item 169: Audio/Video Composite cable sets. The yellow RCA connector is for composite video. The other white and red RCA connectors are for [right and left channel] stereo audio. As you can see from the picture (above right), I really have a bunch of these [not so hi-end] composite A/V cables. Of course, composite A/V patch cables do not need to be made in hi-end because the signals transmitted through them are not hi-def. Monster, and a few others, make hi-end composite A/V cables, just because they can. Available in 3-foot and 6-foot lengths. Some have large-diameter video cables. First ones get the [larger video] component A/V cables. Your choice. For clarification, each cable includes three single [bundled/attached] male/male cables, as shown above. These cables sell for about $5 to $10 each, depending on where you buy them. Price: $4 each, 3 for $10

Item 168: Standard grade S-Video cables. No name or identification. S-video is designed for about 400 lines of resolution, so they will work just fine for all standard-def S-Video applications. I have about a half dozen in 6-foot lengths, as shown in the picture. One has gold plated ends. First purchase gets the gold. Price: $5 each or 2 for $8

Item 167: AR (Acoustic Research) Pro-Series High-Definition S-Video Cables in various lengths. 24K Gold plated connector ends, 99.97% oxygen-free copper conductors, nitrogen injected dielectric, double layered shielding, etc. A very good set of cables, way beyond what the average person would purchase. In my opinion, AR makes some of the best cabling for a very reasonable price, compared to others. For clarification, "each" describes one cable with S-Video connectors on each end. The picture shows a bunch of S-Video cables. Most are ARs, one is a Monster of equivalent performance. I have 3 AR cables in a 3-foot length. I have one AR cable in a 6-foot length. I have one Monster cable in a 4-foot length. 1-meter cables sell for about $40 each. 2-meter cables sell for about $50 each. Your choice. Price: $15 each

Item 166: High-Resolution RCA Audio Cable in a 2-meter (6-foot) length. Gold plated connector ends. Don't know anything else about these [no-name brand] cables. A fairly good cable that will serve well. Definitely much better than what you get in the box. For clarification, this is a single cable with an RCA connector on each end, as shown in the picture (above left). This is what you get when you purchase one cable for the price listed. As you can see in the picture (above right), I have over a dozen of these single cables. They are all NEW. Never used. They sell for about $10 each. Price: $5 each, 6 for $20

Item 165: Dayton Audio High-Resolution RCA Audio [stereo pair] Cables in a 0.5-meter (1.5-foot) length. 24K Gold plated connector ends, oxygen-free copper conductors, double shielding for RF and EM rejection, etc. A fairly good set of cables, beyond what the average person would purchase. For clarification, one set (pair) is shown in the picture. This is what you get when you purchase one cable set for the price listed. I have 4 of these cable sets. They sell for about $15 to $20 each. Price: $9

Item 164: Phoenix Gold High-Resolution RCA Audio [stereo pair] Cables in a 1-meter (3-foot) length. 24K Gold plated connector ends, 99.97% oxygen-free copper conductors, nitrogen injected dielectric, twisted pair balanced and directional noise drain construction, centered conductors, triple layered shielding, etc. A very good set of cables, way beyond what the average person would purchase. In my opinion, these cables are equal to ARs. For clarification, one set (pair) is shown in the picture. This is what you get when you purchase one cable set for the price listed. I have 2 of these cable sets. They sell for about $25 to $30 each. Price: $15

Item 163: AR (Acoustic Research) High-Resolution RCA Audio [stereo pair] Cables in a 1-meter (3-foot) length. 24K Gold plated connector ends, 99.97% oxygen-free copper conductors, nitrogen injected dielectric, twisted pair balanced and directional noise drain construction, centered conductors, triple layered shielding, etc. A very good set of cables, way beyond what the average person would purchase. In my opinion, AR makes some of the best cabling for a very reasonable price, compared to others. For clarification, one set (pair) is shown in the picture. This is what you get when you purchase one cable set for the price listed. I have 3 of these cable sets. They sell for about $25 to $30 each. Price: $15

Item 162: Want cheap component video cables? Well, here they are. No name or identification. They will work just fine for most standard-def video applications. May even pass [up to] 1080i signals with minimal artifacts and/or picture degradation? I have 2 of them, as shown in the picture. Your choice, black (4') or gray (6'). Price: $10 each or both for $15

Item 161: AR (Acoustic Research) High-Resolution Component Video Cables in a 1-meter (3-foot) length. Yet, another set of hi-end component video cables that sell new for about $60. Same basic specs as the Monster ones below. 24K Gold plated connector ends, 99.97% oxygen-free copper conductors, nitrogen injected dielectric, centered conductors, double braided shielding, etc. A very good set of cables, way beyond what the average person would purchase. However, they are barely comparable to the ones at the top of this page, in that they are both cables. In my humble opinion, AR makes cabling that is equal or better than the generally overpriced Monster cables on the market. Price: $25

Item 160: Monster High-Resolution Component Video Cables in a 2-meter (6-foot) length. Mfg#MV3CV-2M. Another set of hi-end component video cables that sell new for about what I am asking for Item 159 below. 24K Gold plated connector ends, 99.97% oxygen-free copper conductors, nitrogen injected dielectric, double foil and braid shielding, etc. A very good set of cables, way beyond what the average person would purchase. However, they are barely comparable to the ones at the top of this page, in that they are both cables. I have 2 of these cable sets. Price: $45 each

Item 159: This is the ultimate hi-end component video trio in 24 carat heavy GOLD plating. Whoa! Prism Video HT cables with Tara Labs compression-twist connectors, and the cable is 6-feet long too. Just turn the outer 24K GOLD plated cylinder to compress the inner 24K GOLD plated ring and lock the 24K GOLD plated connectors in place. These babies have it all. 99.9997% oxygen-free copper conductors, nitrogen injected cellular dielectrics, sealed "water-tight" connector ends (you could even use these underwater), triple braided shielding for maximum rejection of EM and RF interference, clear Nylon outer covering, etc., etc. Did I say 24K Heavy GOLD plated connectors? They are also balanced (long story) so they have directional arrows on each end, so don't install them backwards or the picture may come out your speakers. Did I really say that? Moving on, I bought this ridiculously expensive component video trio a few years ago, at a deep-discount, for $300 because they were a really good deal. They listed for $600! For the uninitiated, that's really not too outrageous for hi-end cabling. I've seen lesser cables selling in the "4-figures" range. Price: $95