audiocable

noun
UK /ˈɔːdiəʊˌkeɪbl/
US /ˈɔːdioʊˌkeɪbl/

A wire that carries sound from one thing to another.

Plug the audiocable into the speaker so we can hear the music.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cable used to connect audio equipment such as a mixer to a recorder.

The studio uses a balanced audiocable for the mixing desk.

3. A short patch cable for linking musical instruments or pedals.

He swapped the audiocable between the guitar and the amp.

4. A cable that transmits digital audio signals between devices.

This audiocable sends clean digital sound to the soundbar.