3.5 mm to 2× RCA (Cinch) audio cable Kruger & Matz 1.8 m silver (model 5070)

3.5 mm to 2× RCA (Cinch) audio cable Kruger & Matz 1.8 m silver (model 5070) is an analog audio cable designed to link devices with a 3.5 mm stereo output to audio systems that accept two RCA inputs. With a 1.8 m length and a silver finish, the cable provides a straightforward wired connection for line-level signals between smartphones, laptops, portable players and home stereos, amplifiers or TVs. The connectors are fixed male plugs on both ends and the cable is intended for standard consumer audio use.

Advantages

The cable offers a simple and reliable analog connection for transferring stereo line-level audio. Its 1.8 m length balances reach and signal integrity for typical home setups. The silver finish makes the cable visually unobtrusive in most living-room or desktop environments. The use of standard 3.5 mm and RCA connectors ensures wide compatibility with common consumer electronics without requiring adapters or converters.

Suitable for

• Connecting a smartphone, tablet or laptop to a home stereo or integrated amplifier.
• Feeding audio from a portable music player into a TV or monitor with RCA inputs.
• Temporary or permanent analog stereo connections in small home audio setups.

Key specifications

• Connector A: 3.5 mm stereo male (TRS).
• Connector B: two RCA (Cinch) male connectors for left and right channels.
• Cable length: 1.8 m.
• Signal type: analog stereo line-level audio.
• Finish/color: silver.

How to use

Insert the 3.5 mm plug into the headphone or line-out jack of the source device, making sure it is fully seated. Plug the RCA connectors into the corresponding left (white or black) and right (red) inputs on the target audio device. Select the appropriate input on the receiving device and set volume levels to a moderate level before playback. When disconnecting, hold the connector housings rather than pulling the cable to avoid strain on the terminations.

Usage recommendations

For optimal audio quality, avoid running the cable parallel to power cords and keep cable runs as short as practical. Use appropriate input selection and moderate volume settings on both source and receiving equipment to prevent clipping or overdriving the line inputs.