Abstract: The present invention is a leveraged electronic plug for audio and video appliances having an easy-to-grip first portion and collar fitted onto the back end of the plug. Locating the first portion and collar behind the body of the plug creates a lever capable of reducing the amount of force necessary to insert or pull out the plug. A flat gripping surface on the collar may be used to place a trademark or another symbol that otherwise could not be placed on the plug.

Abstract: An audio signal cable consisting of various combinations of two or more distinct types of conductors. The cable contains at least two conductors of different types. The individual conductors within the cable may be individually insulated or uninsulated. The individual conductors may also be of varying shapes and sizes. The conductors are surrounded by a common insulation. Combining at least two types of different conductors within the cable provides the cable with a versatility to be adaptable to a wide variety of sound applications.

Abstract: An audio signal cable, the features of which are that the audio signal cable has arrayed solid and tinsel wire conductors. After each of the conductors are insulated and bundled, they are placed into a surrounding insulation. The solid conductors are of a circular and a flat, thin shape. The solid conductors are of differing larger and smaller diameters and, furthermore, disposed in unequal quantities.

Abstract: An audio signal cable consisting of various combinations of two or more distinct types of conductors. The cable contains at least two conductors of different types. The individual conductors within the cable may be individually insulated or uninsulated. The individual conductors may also be of varying shapes and sizes. The conductors are surrounded by a common insulation. Combining at least two types of different conductors within the cable provides the cable with a versatility to be adaptable to a wide variety of sound applications.

Abstract: An audio signal cable, the features of which are that the audio signal cable has arrayed solid and tinsel wire conductors. After each of the conductors are insulated and bundled, they are placed into a surrounding insulation. The solid conductors are of a circular and a flat, thin shape. The solid conductors are of differing larger and smaller diameters and, furthermore, disposed in unequal quantities.

Abstract: An audio and video signal cable consisting of parallel arrayed conductors having different geometric shapes and cross-sectional areas. Each conductor is individually insulated and all conductors are surrounded by a common insulation. Tinsel, enamel covered wire, or 100% fiber covered copper can be utilized as conductors.

Abstract: An audio signal cable, the features of which are that the audio signal cable has arrayed solid and tinsel wire conductors. After each of the conductors are insulated and bundled, they are placed into a surrounding insulation. The solid conductors are of a circular and a flat, thin shape. The solid conductors are of differing larger and smaller diameters and, furthermore, disposed in unequal quantities.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a luminous A/V cable assembly. The luminous A/V cable assembly comprises an A/V transmission line and a power line, wherein a plurality of light bulbs is connected to the power line; the plurality of light bulbs is connected in series to define a light bulb group, or using in series and(or) in parallel or any combination of in series and in parallel connecting method; the A/V transmission cable and the power cable being connected to the plurality of light bulb groups are clad with a plastic material to constitute an A/V cable having an overall different colored luminous effect.

Abstract: An audio and video signal cable consisting of combined conductors of various geometric shapes and cross-sectional areas that are parallel arrayed. All conductors are surrounded by a common insulation, and may be individually insulated. Tinsel, or enamel covered wire, will be utilized as one type of conductor, which not only reduces cable outer diameter and increases tensile strength, but also effectively reduces skin effect issues and enhances high frequency transmission, while larger cross-sectional area circular conductors facilitate rapid low frequency passage and flat conductors facilitate midrange reproduction by eliminating interaction from other frequencies. As such, the present invention is capable of high- and low-frequency band phase synchronicity as well as optimal balance across all frequencies.

Abstract: An audio signal cable, the features of which are that the audio signal cable has arrayed solid and tinsel wire conductors. After each of the conductors are insulated and bundled, they are placed into a surrounding insulation. The solid conductors are of a circular and a flat, thin shape. The solid conductors are of differing larger and smaller diameters and, furthermore, disposed in unequal quantities.

Abstract: An improved structure of audio signal cable, the features of which are that the audio signal cable is comprised of arrayed solid and tinsel wire conductors. After each of the conductors are insulated and bundled, they are placed into a surrounding insulation. The solid conductors are of a circular and a flat, thin shape. The solid conductors are of differing larger and smaller diameters and, furthermore, disposed in unequal quantities. The smaller diameter tinsel wires are twisted to increase distance and enlarge their surface area to reduce skin effect for better high frequency transmission, while the larger diameter conductors enable the rapid conveyance of low frequencies. As such, the present invention achieves the synchronous phasing of high and low frequency signals.

Abstract: Connector apparatus and method for fastening a wire removably and without the use of tools, having a wedging member pivotally coupled with a base member, defining a gap for receiving of a bare wire such that wedging member presses wire against the base member.