Audio Cable ShiverPeaks BS30852 1.5m 3.5mm 2xRCA Black

The ShiverPeaks BS30852 audio cable is 1.5 m long and connects devices with a 3.5 mm output to systems with two RCA inputs. Constructed from copper conductors with nickel-plated contacts, this black cable is intended for reliable stereo signal transmission between portable players, computers or smartphones and home audio equipment or amplifiers. The compact 3.5 mm female to dual RCA male termination provides a straightforward wired connection for analogue audio sources.

Advantages

The cable uses copper conductors to maintain clear signal transfer and nickel-plated contacts to resist corrosion and preserve connection quality over time. Its 1.5 m length offers flexibility for typical home and small-studio setups without excessive slack. The neutral black finish blends into most audio systems and furniture, while the terminating connectors are compatible with common consumer audio devices and receivers.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones, tablets or laptops to stereo receivers or powered speakers
• Linking portable audio players to home theatre or stereo systems
• Feeding analogue inputs on mixers or amplifiers from a 3.5 mm source
• Temporary connections in meetings, presentations or small event setups

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Connector A: 3.5 mm (female)
• Connector B: 2 × RCA (male)
• Conductor material: copper
• Contact plating: nickel-plated
• Colour: black
• Signal type: analogue stereo

How to use

Insert the 3.5 mm plug into the headphone or line output of your source device, and connect the two RCA plugs to the left and right inputs of the target device, matching the colour-coded input jacks if available. Ensure the source and target devices are powered appropriately and volume levels are set low before playback to avoid unexpected loud output. For secure connections, push the RCA plugs fully into the jacks until they seat firmly.

Recommendations

Place the cable away from mains power cables and strong electromagnetic sources to reduce potential interference. When routing the cable, avoid tight bends and kinks to prolong the life of the copper conductors and maintain consistent audio performance.