Audio cable ShiverPeaks 40504 with 2 RCA connectors for analog stereo connections

ShiverPeaks 40504 is an audio cable with two RCA connectors intended for analog stereo signal transmission between source components and playback devices. The cable supports line-level connections commonly used in home audio and basic AV setups — for example connecting CD players, amplifiers, receivers or televisions to speakers, integrated amplifiers or recording equipment. The design focuses on straightforward wired connectivity for left and right channels using standard RCA (Cinch) plugs.

Advantages

The cable provides a reliable analog connection for stereo audio with two RCA connectors on each end. Gold-plated RCA contacts help maintain consistent contact and reduce corrosion over time. At 2.5 meters length the cable allows flexible placement of devices across a typical living-room or audio cabinet while keeping channels separated for clear left/right stereo reproduction.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players to amplifiers or receivers
• Linking receivers and integrated amplifiers to powered speakers or recorders
• Analog audio connections for televisions and set-top boxes with RCA outputs
• Basic home AV installations and component interconnects

Key specifications

• Connector type: RCA (Cinch) plugs, two channels (left and right)
• Contact finish: gold-plated contacts to resist corrosion
• Cable length: 2.5 meters
• Signal type: analog stereo line-level

How to use

Insert the RCA plugs into the corresponding left (usually white or black) and right (usually red) RCA jacks on the source device and the playback device, ensuring firm seating of the connectors. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and keep it separated from mains power cables where possible to reduce interference. Verify source and playback devices are powered off when connecting or disconnecting to prevent pops or damage; power on devices and select the correct input on the playback device to begin audio transmission.

Recommendations

For best performance, keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid running the cable parallel to power cords. Clean gold-plated contacts occasionally with a soft, dry cloth to maintain good electrical contact.