6FT CGA/EGA Monitor Cable DB9 Female to DB9 Female
6FT CGA/EGA Monitor Cable - DB9 Female to DB9 Female
This 6FT CGA/EGA monitor cable is designed for connecting compatible monochrome, CGA, and EGA monitors directly to computers, video adapters, and legacy display systems. The cable features DB9 female connectors on both ends and is fully wired to support traditional IBM-compatible video applications.
Constructed with heavily shielded cable and fully molded connectors, this cable helps maintain signal integrity for analog video connections used by vintage computer systems, industrial equipment, test systems, and legacy display installations.
Originally used with IBM® PC, IBM PC/XT®, IBM AT®, and compatible clone computers, this cable remains suitable for computer restoration projects, industrial control systems, retro computing enthusiasts, and legacy equipment maintenance.
Product Features
- 6FT CGA/EGA monitor cable
- DB9 female connectors on both ends
- Fully molded connectors
- Heavy-duty shielded construction
- Supports monochrome, CGA, and EGA display systems
- Compatible with legacy IBM-compatible computers
- Suitable for industrial and vintage computer applications
Common Applications
- IBM PC, XT, and AT computer restoration
- Vintage computer monitor connections
- CGA and EGA display systems
- Industrial control equipment
- Legacy CNC and automation systems
- Retro computing projects
- Test and measurement equipment
- Replacement monitor cable applications
Compatibility Notes
Designed for compatible monochrome, CGA, and EGA video systems using DB9 monitor connections. Verify connector type and video standard compatibility before ordering, as VGA and later video standards use different connectors and signaling methods.
Supporting Legacy Systems Since 1996
Hard-to-find cables like this CGA/EGA monitor cable helped establish PCCables.com as a trusted source for legacy computer connectivity products. Since 1996, we have supplied replacement cables, adapters, and interface solutions for vintage computers, industrial equipment, OEM repair, government agencies, educational institutions, and technology professionals maintaining older systems.