Tying all these devices together is the Audio interconnect. 

While a lot of sales hype surrounds these products, the basic job of any interconnect is to move a signal from one place to another with as little loss as possible and as much protection from external interference as possible. 

In general fatter leads are a good sign of large conductors and good shielding. 

Arrows on Interconnects: high end audio interconnects will often have an arrow on them - this IS NOT the direction the signal should travel in, rather the end of the cable that has the shield connected. This should always be the centre of the system (usually the processor).

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