Atlas Element Metik 3.5mm–3.5mm Cable

Atlas Element Metik 3.5mm–3.5mm Cable

Screened 3.5mm stereo analogue interconnect with OFC conductors and four-core construction for line-level links between portable, desktop and hi-fi components.

Atlas Element Metik 3.5mm–3.5mm Cable is a analogue interconnect designed around a specific connection job. The key is getting the correct connector format, length and signal type rather than using a physically similar cable for the wrong interface.

It suits systems that need a better-built 3.5mm analogue cable without converting the signal to RCA or another connector format.

Connection and Compatibility

Choose the cable for the interface at both ends

Stereo 3.5mm plug to stereo 3.5mm plug for analogue line-level connections.

Cable Construction

Ground the recommendation in build and electrical design

Four-core plus screen construction uses OFC conductors, XLPE dielectric and braided shielding.

Installation and Length

Buy the length the system actually needs

It suits systems that need a better-built 3.5mm analogue cable without converting the signal to RCA or another connector format. Avoid unnecessary excess length, but leave enough service slack to connect equipment without loading the plugs or sockets.

Connection and Installation

Choose Atlas Element Metik 3.5mm-3.5mm around the actual connection standard and cable run. Connector shape alone is not enough to guarantee compatibility, particularly with 3.5mm digital sockets, DIN wiring, active HDMI and long concealed runs.

Key Features

• Stereo 3.5mm plug to stereo 3.5mm plug for analogue line-level connections.
• Four-core plus screen construction uses OFC conductors, XLPE dielectric and braided shielding.
• Multiple lengths available in current Shopify variants
• Choose the exact termination required by both connected components

Specifications

Detailed Technical Specifications

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The Audio Experts Take

Element Metik 3.5mm-to-3.5mm is a simple analogue connection for equipment that uses stereo mini-jacks at both ends. Its job is compatibility and a tidy, reliable connection, so get the socket type and length right first. If either device labels the connection as digital or optical, this is not the cable you need.