RCA audio cables

RCA - RCA

— a wire that has one RCA (“tulip”) connector at both ends and does not provide reinforced shielding. The main purpose of such wires is the transmission of an analogue line-level audio signal, according to the principle "one wire — one channel of sound." Technically, another application is also possible — in particular, as a replacement for coaxial S / P-DIF; however, this option should be used only in the most extreme cases, because. lack of serious shielding can lead to problems with signal purity.

Also note that this type of wire can be useful for video equipment — RCA connectors are used in composite and component interfaces. Although special "3RCA — 3 RCA" cables are available for these interfaces, in a pinch this triple wire can be replaced with three separate RCA cables.