PREMIUMCORD 3.5mm to 2x RCA audio cable KJACKCIN3 — 3 m

PREMIUMCORD KJACKCIN3 is a 3 m audio cable with a 3.5 mm stereo male plug on one end and two RCA (CINCH) male connectors on the other. It is intended for creating a wired analog connection between portable devices such as smartphones, tablets or laptops and stereo systems, amplifiers, AV receivers or televisions with RCA inputs. The cable length allows flexible placement of connected devices in home setups and small studios while maintaining a simple, reliable signal path for playback and line-level recording.

Advantages

The cable offers a straightforward connection without the need for adapters or wireless pairing. Its 3.5 mm to dual RCA termination supports left and right channel separation for stereo audio. The 3 m length reduces the need to position source devices immediately next to the playback system while keeping a low-profile analog link. Construction focuses on compatibility with common consumer audio equipment and easy plug-and-play use.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones, tablets or laptops to stereo amplifiers and receivers
• Routing audio from portable players to TVs with RCA audio inputs
• Line-level recording from consumer devices into mixers or audio interfaces
• Temporary or semi-permanent home audio installations and small studio setups

Key specifications

• Connector A: 3.5 mm stereo male (TRS)
• Connector B: 2 × RCA male (left/right)
• Length: 3 metres
• Signal type: Analog stereo (line level)
• Typical use: Consumer audio connections, playback and line-level recording

How to use

Insert the 3.5 mm stereo plug into the headphone or line-out socket of the source device. Connect the red and white RCA plugs to the corresponding right and left RCA inputs on the amplifier, receiver or TV. Ensure both devices are powered off or volume is set low before connecting to prevent transient noise. After connections are made, power on the equipment and set the source device's volume and the playback system input selector as required.

Usage recommendations

For best results, route the cable away from mains power cords and large appliances to reduce hum and interference. Use firmly seated connections and avoid excessive bending near the connectors. When connecting to devices with variable output levels, start with lower volume settings and increase gradually to avoid clipping or loud transients.