C2G 25ft VGA Video + 3.5mm AUX Stereo Audio Cable - In Wall CMG-Rated - M/M - 25 ft Mini-phone/VGA A/V Cable for Audio/Video Device, Monitor, Projector, Notebook - First End: 1 x 15-pin HD-15 - Male, 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio - Male - Second End: 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio - Male, 1 x 15-pin HD-15 - Male - Black

C2G 25ft VGA Video + 3.5mm AUX Stereo Audio Cable - In Wall CMG-Rated - M/M - 25 ft Mini-phone/VGA A/V Cable for Audio/Video Device, Monitor, Projector, Notebook - First End: 1 x 15-pin HD-15 - Male, 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio - Male - Second End: 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio - Male, 1 x 15-pin HD-15 - Male - Black

C2G 25ft VGA Video + 3.5mm AUX Stereo Audio Cable - In Wall CMG-Rated - M/M - 25 ft Mini-phone/VGA A/V Cable for Audio/Video Device, Monitor, Projector, Notebook - First End: 1 x 15-pin HD-15 - Male, 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio - Male - Second End: 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio - Male, 1 x 15-pin HD-15 - Male - Black

The C2G Select VGA + 3.5mm A/V Cable is perfect for source to display connectivity for in-home desktop or in-wall commercial applications which require video resolutions of up to QXGA (2048x1536) and support for stereo audio. The CMG rated jacket provides a solution for in-wall applications, while the low-profile, rounded connectors make installing in tight spaces, such as a projector mount pole, easy. This cable is designed to support high resolution video applications over long distances of up to 150ft. The 3.5mm audio pigtail on the source side of the cable extends 24 inches away from the VGA connector. This allows for audio connectivity on laptops or other computer platforms where the VGA video output and 3.5mm audio output are commonly placed on opposite sides. The 3.5mm audio pigtail on the display side of the cable extends 10 inches away from the VGA connector providing easy connectivity without excess cabling. All 15 pins are wired providing support for DDC2 (E-DDC) and Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) signals, i.e. communication of the display's capabilities, ensuring that the content from the source is sent at the optimal resolution for the display.