RCA (Cinch) cable 2xRCA to 2xRCA 5 m blue — No name KPO2668-5

Analog RCA (Cinch) cable with two RCA plugs on each end, 5 meters long and finished in blue. This cable is intended for unbalanced stereo audio connections between consumer audio components such as amplifiers, receivers, CD players, televisions and powered subwoofers. The 5 m length provides extended reach for home audio setups and AV installations where devices are placed apart but a single continuous analog connection is preferred.

Advantages

The cable delivers a straightforward, reliable analog signal path for left and right channels using standard RCA connectors. Its 5 m length reduces the need for extension adapters and helps maintain a tidy cable run between devices. The blue jacket provides easy visual identification among other cables and helps during installation and maintenance. The simple construction ensures broad compatibility with any equipment that uses RCA inputs and outputs.

Suitable for

• Connecting stereo components such as CD players and amplifiers
• Linking TVs or media players to home stereo systems
• Hooking powered subwoofers to receivers with RCA outputs
• AV setups in living rooms, bedrooms or small home theaters

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2 x RCA (male) to 2 x RCA (male)
• Channel configuration: stereo (left and right)
• Cable length: 5 meters
• Cable color: blue
• Signal type: unbalanced analog audio

How to use

Insert the RCA plugs into the corresponding left (usually white or black) and right (usually red) input and output sockets on the devices you wish to connect. Ensure firm seating of the connectors to avoid intermittent contact. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it separated from power cables where possible to reduce potential interference. If the cable is used with a subwoofer, connect the appropriate LFE or line-level output on the source device to the subwoofer input.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select the appropriate RCA inputs and outputs on both devices and verify channel balance after connection. Avoid running the cable in parallel with mains power cords to minimize hum. If longer runs are required or balanced connections are needed, consider alternative cable types designed for those conditions.