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Audio cable Unitek C19026BK01 — 2× RCA (CINCH) to 3.5 mm TRS jack, 20 m
Audio cable Unitek C19026BK01 — 2× RCA (CINCH) to 3.5 mm TRS jack, 20 m
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Audio cable Unitek C19026BK01 — 2× RCA (CINCH) to 3.5 mm TRS jack, 20 m
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Audio cable Unitek C19026BK01 — 2× RCA (CINCH) to 3.5 mm TRS jack, 20 m
Audio cable Unitek C19026BK01 — 2× RCA (CINCH) to 3.5 mm TRS jack, 20 m
The Unitek C19026BK01 is a 20-metre audio cable that provides a stereo connection from two RCA (CINCH) outputs to a single 3.5 mm TRS jack. It is intended for transmitting analog line-level stereo signals over long distances and is suitable for linking CD players, mixers, audio interfaces and other consumer or pro-audio sources to speakers, amplifiers, monitors or portable devices with a 3.5 mm input.
This 2× RCA to 3.5 mm TRS cable offers a long 20 m length to accommodate installations where sources and inputs are far apart. The cable supports standard stereo line-level signals and simplifies connectivity by combining left and right RCA channels into a single 3.5 mm TRS plug. Its construction is aimed at maintaining a consistent analog signal across the run, reducing the need for additional adapters or converters.
This cable is intended for analog line-level stereo signals and is not suitable for balanced microphone-level connections or professional balanced TRS runs. It does not provide digital audio transmission, nor does it convert signal levels or impedance; using it with incompatible equipment may result in low volume, noise, or channel imbalance.
Connect the left and right RCA plugs to the corresponding output jacks on the source device, observing left (white) and right (red) channel assignment. Insert the 3.5 mm TRS plug into the stereo input of the target device. Keep cable runs away from mains power cables and sources of electromagnetic interference where possible, and avoid tight bends or kinks to preserve signal integrity. For best results, ensure both source and destination operate at compatible line-level output and input settings.
For reliable results, route the cable away from mains wiring and fluorescent lighting, secure it along surfaces to prevent strain, and check connections for proper channel orientation. If you encounter hum or noise on long runs, test with shorter cables or consider a dedicated balanced cable or direct box to improve noise rejection.
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