Audio cable ShiverPeaks 40101-0.75 — 2 RCA to 2 RCA, 0.75 m

The ShiverPeaks 40101-0.75 is a 0.75 m analogue audio cable with two RCA (cinch) male connectors on each end. It is intended for short interconnects in home audio systems and for linking line-level devices such as CD players, DACs, amplifiers and receivers. The cable delivers plug-and-play connectivity for stereo analogue signals and is suitable when a compact, reliable connection is required between consumer audio components.

Advantages

This 2 RCA to 2 RCA cable provides a compact, low-profile connection for short signal runs. The fixed 0.75 m length reduces excess cable and potential signal degradation over long runs. Male RCA connectors on both ends ensure broad compatibility with standard analogue inputs and outputs commonly found on consumer audio equipment. The cable is designed for straightforward, tool-free installation and immediate operation in typical home audio setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players to amplifiers or receivers
• Linking DACs to preamplifiers or integrated amplifiers
• Interfacing stereo line-level outputs and inputs in home audio systems
• Temporary or permanent short connections on audio racks and desktop setups

Key specifications

• Cable type: analogue stereo RCA (cinch) interconnect
• Connector configuration: 2 RCA male to 2 RCA male
• Length: 0.75 m
• Signal: stereo line-level analogue
• Typical use: short interconnects between consumer audio components

How to use

Identify the left (usually white) and right (usually red) channel connectors on both source and destination devices. Insert the RCA male plugs into the corresponding RCA female jacks until they are seated. Ensure devices are powered off or volume is low when connecting to avoid pops or transient noises. After connection, power the devices and adjust levels on the source or amplifier as required. The cable functions as a passive analogue link and requires no additional configuration.

Usage recommendations

Use the ShiverPeaks 40101-0.75 for short, direct connections where minimal cable length is desirable; avoid routing the cable alongside power lines to reduce possible interference and keep connectors clean and dry to maintain reliable contact.