Audio RCA (Cinch) cable kruger & matz 2xRCA to 2xRCA 5 m gray (model 5060)

The kruger & matz Audio RCA (Cinch) cable 2xRCA to 2xRCA, 5 m, gray (model 5060) is an analog stereo interconnect designed for connecting consumer audio and AV devices. With two RCA plugs on each end and a five-metre length, this cable is suitable for linking CD players, amplifiers, TVs, receivers and other line-level equipment in home audio systems and installations. The construction combines practical flexibility with a straightforward connection scheme for left and right channels.

Advantages

This RCA cable offers a standard stereo connection that is easy to install and compatible with a wide range of audio equipment. Its 5 m length allows for greater placement freedom between components without needing signal extenders. The gray outer jacket provides a neutral appearance that integrates well with most home entertainment setups. The cable supports unbalanced analog signal transmission suitable for line-level sources and typical domestic listening distances.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players, cassette decks and portable audio sources to amplifiers or receivers
• Linking set-top boxes, DVD/Blu-ray players and TVs to stereo systems
• Extending analogue connections in home theatre and stereo setups
• Use in basic installations where balanced connections are not required

Key specifications

• Cable type: stereo RCA (Cinch) audio interconnect
• Connector arrangement: 2xRCA (male) to 2xRCA (male)
• Length: 5 metres
• Signal type: unbalanced analog line-level stereo
• Outer jacket colour: gray

How to use

Identify the left (L) and right (R) RCA jacks on both source and destination devices. Insert each RCA plug into the corresponding colour-coded or labelled jack to maintain proper stereo channel orientation. Ensure both devices are powered off when making connections to avoid pops or electrical noise. After connections are made, power on the equipment and set input selectors on the receiving device to the appropriate source.

Usage recommendations

For best audio performance, avoid running the RCA cable in parallel with mains power cables or high-current wiring to reduce the chance of hum or interference. Keep cable runs as short as practical for your setup and check connector fit periodically to maintain reliable contact.