Audio cable Dan Clark Audio Vivo — 6.3 mm plug, 1.8 m length

The Dan Clark Audio Vivo audio cable with a 6.3 mm plug and 1.8 m length is intended for wired connections between headphones and audio equipment that use a standard 6.3 mm (1/4") jack. Its length and connector type make it suitable for studio, home and portable setups where a reliable analogue connection is required between amplifiers, headphone amplifiers, mixers and compatible headphones.

Advantages

This cable delivers a stable analogue signal transfer with a conventional 6.3 mm plug that fits standard headphone outputs and equipment jacks. The 1.8 m length offers a balance between mobility and reach, reducing strain on connectors while allowing freedom of movement during monitoring or casual listening. The design is focused on practical use and compatibility with common audio gear used in recording, mixing and playback chains.

Suitable for

• Connecting headphones to headphone amplifiers or audio interfaces with a 6.3 mm output
• Linking studio amplifiers, mixers or headphone amps to headphones for monitoring
• Home audio setups where a wired 6.3 mm connection is preferred
• Temporary or permanent wired connections in rehearsal spaces and small live setups

Key specifications

• Connector: 6.3 mm (1/4") plug
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Signal type: Analogue audio (stereo)
• Intended use: Headphone and line-level connections between audio devices

How to use

Insert the 6.3 mm plug into the matching output or input jack on your audio device or headphones until it seats securely. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching points; allow enough slack to prevent tension on connectors. For stereo monitoring, ensure both left and right channels are connected and that the source device is configured for the correct output level before listening. Disconnect by gently pulling the plug rather than tugging on the cable jacket.

Usage recommendations

Store the cable coiled loosely to avoid kinks and keep connectors protected when not in use. Avoid exposing the cable to excessive heat, moisture or mechanical stress. For long-term reliability, inspect connector contacts periodically and clean them with appropriate contact cleaner if signal degradation is noticed.