Audio cable PREMIUMCORD KJACKCMF2-2 2 m — 2x RCA (male) to 2x RCA (male)

PREMIUMCORD KJACKCMF2-2 is a 2-metre stereo audio cable with two RCA (Cinch) plugs on each end designed for wired analog left/right signal transfer. The cable connects CD players, amplifiers, receivers and other A/V equipment that use standard RCA jacks, providing a direct, low-complexity link between source and destination. Its 2 m length offers flexibility for typical home audio and small professional setups where components are separated by a short distance.

Advantages

The cable uses matched dual conductors to preserve channel separation and reduce crosstalk between left and right channels. Low-profile RCA connectors ensure secure mechanical contact with standard Cinch sockets while limiting strain on connector housings. The 2 m length balances reach and signal integrity for most living-room or rack-mounted arrangements. The plain analog design avoids unnecessary electronics, ensuring predictable, low-latency audio transmission for stereo sources.

Suitable for

• Connecting a CD player, turntable preamp or DAC to an amplifier or powered speakers
• Hooking up a receiver to an A/V switcher or input on a TV
• Temporary or permanent connections in home theater audio chains
• Small studio or live-sound patching where short analog stereo runs are needed

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2x RCA (male) to 2x RCA (male)
• Cable length: 2 metres
• Signal type: Analog stereo (left/right)
• Typical use: Line-level audio connections between consumer and pro-sumer equipment
• Construction: Dual conductor pair with outer jacket for mechanical protection

How to use

Insert the RCA plugs into the corresponding left (white or black) and right (red) RCA sockets on the source device and the receiving device, ensuring a snug fit. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching points; leave some slack to reduce strain on the connectors. For optimal channel identification, match the left and right color coding on both ends. Power off or mute devices when connecting or disconnecting to avoid pops or transient noises.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep cable runs short and avoid running the cable in parallel with mains power cables to minimize interference. If components are farther apart or require balanced connections, consider using longer or balanced interconnects designed for those use cases.