soundcable
nounUK /ˈsaʊndˌkeɪbl/
US /ˈsaʊndˌkeɪbəl/
A soundcable is a special wire that carries sound from one thing to another.
Dad plugged the soundcable into the speaker so we could hear the music.
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2. A cable used to send audio signals between devices in a studio.
The engineer swapped the soundcable to fix the buzzing noise.
3. A thick rope-like line that transmits underwater sound signals.
The ship lowered the soundcable to listen for whales.
4. A strong cord that makes a ringing or musical tone when struck.
The wind made the soundcable hum against the mast.