Audio cinch (RCA) cable ShiverPeaks SP90022-15 15 m — analog stereo interconnect

ShiverPeaks SP90022-15 is a 15 m analog stereo cinch (RCA) cable designed to transmit line-level audio signals between consumer and professional audio components. The cable features two RCA connectors on each end for left and right channels, allowing connection between CD players, amplifiers, receivers, mixers and other devices that use standard unbalanced analog inputs and outputs. Its 15 m length gives flexibility in component placement for home stereo systems, studio rigs and AV installations while maintaining a simple, reliable connection for stereo audio signals.

Advantages

The ShiverPeaks SP90022-15 provides a straightforward connection solution for unbalanced stereo audio chains, offering consistent channel separation with matched left and right conductors. Its 15 m length reduces the need for additional extension or rerouting, enabling more flexible equipment layout without multiple adapters. The cable construction focuses on reliable contact and stable signal transfer between line-level devices, with common RCA terminations that are widely compatible across audio equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players, DACs and media players to amplifiers or receivers
• Linking preamplifiers and power amplifiers in home or small studio setups
• Routing stereo line-level signals between mixers and recorders
• Temporary or semi-permanent AV installations where a 15 m unbalanced connection is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: analog stereo cinch (RCA) interconnect
• Length: 15 meters
• Channels: two conductors for left and right stereo
• Connection: RCA male connectors on both ends
• Signal type: unbalanced line-level audio

How to use

Connect one end of the ShiverPeaks SP90022-15 to the output RCA sockets of your source device (for example CD player or DAC) and the other end to the input RCA sockets of the receiving device (amplifier, receiver or mixer). Observe channel labeling or color coding (left/right) to maintain correct stereo orientation. Ensure both devices are powered down when making or changing connections to avoid noise or potential damage, then power the system and set input/source selection on the receiving device.

Recommendations

Use this cable for short to moderate runs where unbalanced analog connections are acceptable. Avoid routing the cable in parallel with mains power cables for long distances to reduce potential interference. For longer runs or environments with high electromagnetic noise, consider balanced connections or signal converters. Regularly inspect connector contacts for corrosion or loose fit to maintain a reliable audio link.