Digital Toslink / Coax to RCA Phono L / R Audio Converter

Toslink audio connection that uses fiber optic cables to transmit digital audio signals between devices. The term "Toslink" stands for "Toshiba Link," as the technology was first developed by Toshiba Corporation in the 1980s.

Digital Toslink cables are designed to transmit digital audio signals with high fidelity and low noise, making them a popular choice for home theater systems, audio interfaces, and other audio applications. The cables use light to transmit the audio signals, which eliminates the risk of electrical interference that can be present in traditional copper-based audio connections.

To use Digital Toslink, both the sending and receiving devices must have a Toslink port. The cable is then inserted into the port on each device, and the audio signal is transmitted over the fiber optic cable. The signal can be transmitted over long distances without signal degradation, making it ideal for use in home theater systems where the audio source is located far away from the audio receiver.