Audio cable BLOW 4314 – 3x RCA connector, length 1.2–1.5 m

Stereo audio cable BLOW 4314 with three RCA connectors is designed to transmit analogue audio signals between source devices and playback equipment. The cable provides three RCA plugs to accommodate left, right and a third channel connection such as composite audio or a mono/subwoofer channel. The specified cable length ranges from 1.2 to 1.5 m, making it suitable for typical home AV setups where short to mid-range interconnects are required.

Advantages

The BLOW 4314 cable offers straightforward connectivity for systems that use RCA terminals, delivering unbalanced analogue signal transfer with easy plug-and-play operation. Its three-plug configuration allows simultaneous connection of stereo channels plus an additional composite or auxiliary audio line. The moderate length reduces excess cable clutter while providing sufficient reach for most living-room and bookshelf arrangements.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD or Blu-ray players to AV receivers or TVs
• Linking audio outputs of set-top boxes and media players to sound systems
• Interfacing older audio equipment that uses RCA jacks (stereo + composite/aux)
• Temporary or permanent connections in home entertainment setups

Key specifications

• Connector type: three RCA male plugs for analogue audio
• Channels supported: left, right and third-channel (composite/aux)
• Cable length: specified range 1.2–1.5 metres
• Signal type: unbalanced analogue audio

How to use

Insert the RCA plugs into the corresponding colour-coded or labelled jacks on your source device and on the receiving device, matching left and right channels and the third connection as required. Ensure both devices are powered off when connecting or disconnecting to avoid pops or short-term interference. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference for consistent analogue signal quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the BLOW 4314 cable with devices that have standard RCA inputs and outputs and keep the cable length as short as practical to minimise potential signal degradation. If longer runs or balanced connections are needed, consider appropriate alternatives such as longer shielded interconnects or balanced interfaces.