Audio cable ShiverPeaks 3-pole 6.3 mm to RCA (Cinch) 0.2 m, model 30521

ShiverPeaks 3-pole 6.3 mm to RCA (Cinch) audio cable, model 30521, length 0.2 m, is a short patch lead designed to connect devices with a 6.3 mm TRS output to equipment featuring RCA inputs. The compact 0.2 m length reduces cable clutter and signal degradation in close-proximity setups. The cable supports both balanced and unbalanced connections depending on the connected equipment and wiring, making it suitable for linking instruments, mixers, audio interfaces and consumer audio devices.

Advantages

The cable offers a robust 3-pole 6.3 mm TRS connector combined with two RCA plugs for reliable contact and consistent signal transfer. Its short length minimizes unwanted noise pickup and preserves signal integrity in patching situations. The connector configuration allows flexible use with line-level outputs and some instrument outputs, providing an easy and compact way to bridge professional and consumer audio gear.

Suitable for

• Patching between mixers and monitor inputs at short distances
• Connecting instruments or keyboards with a 6.3 mm TRS output to RCA-equipped amplifiers or recorders
• Linking audio interfaces or line outputs to consumer stereo equipment
• Temporary or permanent short-distance connections in studio and rehearsal spaces

Key specifications

• Connector A: 3-pole 6.3 mm TRS (male)
• Connector B: Dual RCA (Cinch) plugs (male)
• Length: 0.2 m
• Cable type: Audio patch lead for line-level signals
• Usage: Supports balanced or unbalanced wiring depending on equipment

How to use

Insert the 3-pole 6.3 mm TRS plug into the output jack of the source device, ensuring a firm seating to avoid intermittent contact. Connect the two RCA plugs to the corresponding left and right RCA inputs on the destination device, matching channel assignment. For balanced operation, verify that both source and destination support TRS balanced wiring; otherwise use as an unbalanced line-level connection. Keep the cable free from tight bends and away from power cables to reduce interference.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for short, direct connections where minimal cable length is required; avoid extending by chaining low-quality adapters which can introduce noise. For persistent installations, check connector seating periodically and choose shielded routing to maintain audio quality.