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Supra AV4 Component Video/RGB cables

These are now discontinued.

The AV4 cable is available and comprises four separately shielded conductors in a single outer jacket. Can be used for carrying RGsB or Component Video signals and a single digital audio or composite video channel. May also be used to carry s-video plus 2 channel audio.


(AV3 cable shown above unterminated - AV4 has an extra core compared to AV3)

Designed around the same raw materials as the AV2 and AV3, the AV4 provides high quality at reasonable pricing.

Typical connectors to terminate AV4 include: phono plugs, BNC, scart, DVI-I and VGA (aka HDD, DB15, D-Sub). AV3 can be supplied in non-standard lengths as a special order.

This cable is suitable for:
Component Video
RGB Video (sync on green only)
Video walls
High resolution video projection
CG workstations
Studio tie lines

Standard Features:

4 cores of 75 ohm tin-plated OFC cable
Individual tin-plated OFC screens around each core
Very low capacitance, due to the use of PE foam for inner insulation

AV4 can be terminated at either end with:
4 phonos,
4 BNC plugs,
a DVI-I plug (to suit projectors and other products)
Supra DVI cable

a D-Sub (High Density 15 pin VGA),
a scart plug (wired for RGB or composite/s-video & audio)