Product Detail
The Shure UA806 is a top - notch coaxial cable engineered for professional audio and video setups. Measuring 6 feet in length, it offers a reliable BNC to BNC connection, delivering high - quality signal transmission. Ideal for broadcasting, live sound, and studio recording, this cable is a must - have for anyone seeking the best in audio - visual equipment. With its robust construction, it minimizes signal loss and ensures excellent durability, meeting and surpassing industry standards. Whether you're building a new system or replacing an old cable, the Shure UA806 guarantees crystal - clear audio and video outputs, free from interference. Shure, a well - trusted brand in the audio industry, has crafted this cable to be versatile, fitting various setups with ease. Its 6 - foot length provides flexibility and helps keep your cabling neat and organized. Key features include a high - quality BNC to BNC connection, 6 - foot versatility, minimal signal loss, long - lasting durability, and suitability for professional applications. Specifications: BNC to BNC connection type, 6 - foot cable length, Shure brand, UA806 model, and black color. The package includes 1 Shure UA806 6 - Feet BNC to BNC Coaxial Cable and product documentation.
Using the Shure UA806 coaxial cable is easy. Just connect one BNC end to your audio or video device and the other end to the corresponding input or output of another device. This cable is great for a wide range of setups like in a studio, during a live event, or for your home audio - visual system. When using it, make sure the BNC connectors are firmly plugged in to avoid signal loss. Also, try to keep the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference, like large motors or power transformers. For maintenance, it's a good idea to check the connectors regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If you notice any loose parts or corrosion, you may need to replace the cable. Store the cable in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent it from getting tangled or damaged. And always refer to the product documentation for more detailed instructions.
