Kramer C-MGMA/MGMA-3 15-Pin HD and 3.5mm Stereo Audio Micro Cable, 3'

For integrators and IT teams who need compact, dependable VGA and audio connectivity in constrained spaces, the Kramer C-MGMA/MGMA-3 15-Pin HD and 3.5mm Stereo Audio Micro Cable delivers a professional, space-saving solution. This Kramer Electronics pro HDMI to VGA cable alternative features a slim 6.0mm micro-coax jacket and small-profile 15‑pin HD connectors that maintain all 15 pins for full DDC2/EDID communication—so displays and video scalers automatically negotiate optimal settings. The built-in 3.5mm stereo audio lead combines video and audio signal paths into one 3' assembly, reducing installation time and cable clutter in control rooms, surveillance stations, meeting rooms and digital signage applications. Durable molded connectors and flexible construction make it easy to route behind racks, under tables or through pop-up AV boxes without signal compromise. Specified by security, surveillance and monitoring professionals, the cable supports reliable, plug-and-play operation with computers, plasma/LCD screens and video scalers. Add the Kramer C-MGMA/MGMA-3 to your toolkit for cleaner installs and faster deployments—perfect for AV integrators and security installers looking to streamline connections. Order now for your next monitoring or surveillance installation.

• Slim, micro-coax design fits high-density and tight installations to reduce cable clutter and simplify AV and security rack layouts
• Full 15-pin HD wiring with EDID/DDC support ensures reliable display communication and plug-and-play setup for monitors and video scalers
• Integrated 3.5mm stereo audio eliminates separate audio runs, delivering combined video + audio connectivity from a single 3' cable
• Flexible 6.0mm outer diameter cable provides durable performance while routing easily behind displays, tables, and surveillance monitors
• Ideal for professional AV, security and surveillance deployments—ensures clean, dependable connections for monitoring and control systems