Audio cable Synergy21 S215217 — 2 RCA connectors, length 5.0 m

Synergy21 S215217 is a 5.0 m analogue audio cable with two RCA connectors, engineered to connect line-level audio sources and playback devices. It provides a simple, standard connection between components such as CD players, amplifiers, receivers and powered speakers. The 5.0 m length enables flexible placement of devices at moderate distances while maintaining straightforward signal routing for stereo systems and home audio setups.

Advantages

This audio cable offers a conventional RCA-to-RCA connection format compatible with a wide range of consumer audio equipment. Its 5.0 m length reduces the need for exact device proximity and supports flexible system layout. The cable is suitable for analogue stereo signals and is intended to provide reliable, low-effort connectivity between source and playback components without requiring additional adapters or converters.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players or DACs to amplifiers or receivers
• Linking receivers or preamplifiers to powered speakers
• Wiring stereo components in home audio systems
• Temporary or permanent installations where 5.0 m reach is required

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2 x RCA (stereo analogue)
• Cable length: 5.0 meters
• Signal type: analogue line-level stereo
• Intended use: audio interconnect between source and playback devices
• Brand: Synergy21

How to use

Connect one RCA plug to the left and right output jacks of your audio source and the other end to the corresponding input jacks of the amplifier, receiver or powered speaker. Ensure left and right channels are matched (usually white = left, red = right) to preserve correct stereo imaging. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension; secure connections by fully inserting the RCA plugs into the jacks. No additional configuration or power is required for passive analogue operation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, keep the cable away from power cords and sources of electromagnetic interference. Use appropriate cable management to avoid strain at connector ends and to maintain clean signal paths. If running the cable along walls or through furniture, allow gentle curves rather than tight bends to preserve cable integrity.