Audio cable MACLEAN MCTV-821 3.5mm jack to 3.5mm jack, 5 m, black

MACLEAN MCTV-821 is a 5-meter audio cable with 3.5 mm male jack plugs on both ends, engineered to transmit stereo analogue audio between devices. The cable is suitable for connecting smartphones, laptops, portable media players and car or home stereo systems, providing a flexible extension for desktop, in-car and home audio setups while maintaining a straightforward line-in/line-out connection.

Advantages

The MACLEAN 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable offers a long 5 m length that increases placement flexibility without requiring adapters. Its stereo analogue design supports left and right channels for full-range audio reproduction. The cable's construction focuses on reliable signal transfer and compatibility with standard 3.5 mm TRS jacks found on many consumer audio sources and receivers. The black finish provides a neutral appearance that integrates with most audio equipment and interiors.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones or tablets to car or home stereo AUX inputs
• Linking laptops or desktop PCs to external speakers or amplifiers
• Connecting portable media players to powered speakers or receivers
• Extending reach between audio source and recording device for casual recording or playback

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3.5 mm male to 3.5 mm male (TRS stereo)
• Length: 5 m
• Signal: analogue stereo (left and right channels)
• Color: black
• Typical use: line-in/line-out audio connections

How to use

Insert one 3.5 mm male plug into the headphone or line-out jack of the source device and the other plug into the line-in or AUX jack of the receiving device. Ensure both devices are set to appropriate volume levels before playback to avoid sudden loud output. For best results, route the cable away from power cords and other sources of electromagnetic interference and secure any excess cable to prevent tangling.

Usage recommendations

When using the cable in a vehicle, connect to the car’s AUX input and set the car audio source to the correct input mode. For stationary setups, position devices to minimize strain on connectors and avoid sharp bends at the plug ends to preserve contact performance over time.