VGA and Audio Cable Lindy 10m — VGA (D-Sub) + 3.5mm to VGA (D-Sub) + 3.5mm, Black

Single 10 m Lindy VGA and audio cable combining VGA (D-Sub) video and 3.5 mm analog audio on both ends. The cable carries analogue RGB video together with stereo audio between PCs, monitors, projectors and audio devices. Fully moulded connectors and a black jacket make it suitable for desktop setups and fixed installations; ferrite cores on both ends reduce interference and support a clear analogue signal. The cable supports DDC (Display Data Channel) for basic display communication and is covered by a 10 year warranty.

Advantages

The Lindy 10 m VGA and audio cable integrates video and audio transmission in a single lead, reducing cable clutter while keeping audio and analogue VGA signals paired end-to-end. Fully moulded VGA (D-Sub) connectors and 3.5 mm jacks deliver stable mechanical connections, and ferrite cores at each end suppress high-frequency interference for improved picture quality. DDC compatibility allows connected displays and sources to exchange basic identification and timing information. The black outer jacket is suitable for visible desktop use or concealed installation.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop with VGA output to a monitor, projector or display with VGA input while carrying stereo audio
• Classroom and meeting room AV setups where analogue video and separate audio must be routed together
• Poster installations, digital signage or fixed AV installations requiring a 10 m analogue VGA link
• Temporary event setups where a simple, single-run connection for video and audio is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 m
• Connectors: 15‑way VGA (D-Sub) male + 3.5 mm stereo jack on each end
• Audio type: Analog stereo (3.5 mm TRS)
• Video type: Analogue RGB VGA
• Ferrite cores: One at each end to reduce electromagnetic interference
• DDC: Display Data Channel compatible
• Outer colour: Black
• Audio break-out cable length: 50 cm
• Warranty: 10 years

How to use

Connect the 15-way VGA (D-Sub) male plug to the VGA output on the source device and insert the 3.5 mm audio plug into the source’s headphone or line-out jack. At the display end, connect the VGA plug to the monitor or projector VGA input and insert the 3.5 mm plug into the display or speaker input. Ensure connectors are fully seated and, if present, tighten any screws on the D-Sub shells to secure the connection. Configure the source device’s resolution and audio output level as required; the cable passes DDC signals so many displays will report supported resolutions automatically.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for analogue VGA signals up to typical monitor resolutions supported by the source and display; avoid running the cable alongside strong power cables to minimise interference. For best results, secure the cable runs to avoid sharp bends and excessive stress on the molded connectors. If you require digital video or higher resolutions, consider using a digital interface cable instead.