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GE 23267 12ft RG59 Coaxial Audio/Video Cable
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Reliable Audio/Video Connection: GE RG59 Coaxial Cable Ensure a clear and dependable connection for your audio and video components with the GE 23267 RG59 Coaxial Cable. This 12-foot cable is designed to connect DVD players, DVRs, VCRs, TVs, satellite receivers, and home theater receivers equipp...
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Overview
Reliable Audio/Video Connection: GE RG59 Coaxial Cable
Ensure a clear and dependable connection for your audio and video components with the GE 23267 RG59 Coaxial Cable. This 12-foot cable is designed to connect DVD players, DVRs, VCRs, TVs, satellite receivers, and home theater receivers equipped with RCA connections.
Specifications:
- Type: RG59 Coaxial Cable
- Length: 12 Feet
- Connectors: RCA
- Compatibility: DVD players, DVRs, VCRs, TVs, satellite receivers, home theater receivers
Key Features
Also use for dubbing from a VCR or camcorder to a second VCR
Nickel-plated connectors
12 foot cable
Specifications
Brand
GE
Model
23267
Cable Type
RG59 Coaxial
Length
12ft
Connector Plating
Nickel-plated
Compatibility
Audio/Video, VCR/Camcorder dubbing
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific applications is this GE RG59 cable suitable for?
This GE RG59 coaxial cable is specifically designed for audio/video connections and can be used for dubbing from a VCR or camcorder to a second VCR.
Are the connectors on this cable corrosion-resistant?
Yes, the GE 23267 cable features nickel-plated connectors, which provide a degree of corrosion resistance and help maintain signal integrity.
Is this cable appropriate for connecting to a modern HDTV?
This RG59 coaxial cable is generally better suited for older analog audio/video equipment due to its specifications, and it might not be ideal for modern HDTV digital connections.
Can this 12ft cable be used for cable internet?
No, RG59 cables are typically not recommended for cable internet; RG6 coaxial cables are usually preferred for such applications due to their better performance at higher frequencies.
What is the benefit of the 12-foot length of this GE coaxial cable?
The 12-foot length provides flexibility in positioning your audio/video components without needing them to be directly adjacent to each other.
Does this cable support high-definition video signals?
This RG59 coaxial cable is primarily intended for standard definition audio/video signals and is not optimized for high-definition video transmission.
What type of devices would commonly use an RG59 coaxial audio/video cable?
Devices such as VCRs, older camcorders, and some older televisions or monitors commonly use RG59 coaxial cables for audio and video connections.
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