Audio Cable ClickTronic 5m Stereo 2 x RCA Blue

The ClickTronic 5m Stereo Audio Cable in blue provides a reliable analog connection between audio components using two male RCA connectors with gold-plated contacts. At 5 metres long, the cable is designed to bridge moderate distances in home audio setups, connecting devices such as CD players, amplifiers, TVs and stereo receivers while maintaining consistent signal transfer. The cable jacket and connector construction prioritize durability for repeated use and repositioning.

Advantages

Gold-plated RCA contacts reduce corrosion and improve contact quality for clearer signal transmission. The 5 m length allows flexible placement of components without the need for signal extenders. A colour-coded blue jacket helps identify the cable among other leads and supports neat cable routing. The cable's build is intended for stable, low-noise analog connections in domestic audio systems.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD/DVD players to amplifiers or AV receivers
• Linking televisions or set-top boxes to stereo systems
• Connecting cassette decks, turntables (with phono preamp) or other analog sources
• Temporary or semi-permanent home audio installations where a 5 m reach is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector type: 2 x RCA (male)
• Contact finish: gold-plated contacts
• Product colour: blue
• Signal type: stereo analog

How to use

Identify the left and right channels on both devices and match the RCA connectors accordingly. Insert each male RCA plug firmly into the corresponding female RCA socket until fully seated. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from power cables to reduce potential interference. If necessary, secure the cable along baseboards or behind equipment to maintain tidy installation.

Usage recommendations

For best audio performance, ensure connections are clean and free of dust; periodically inspect the gold-plated contacts and cable jacket for wear. Avoid kinking the cable and keep it away from strong electromagnetic sources such as unshielded transformers or large power supplies.