Audio RCA Cable ShiverPeaks 40150-2.5 — 3 RCA connectors, 2.5 m length

ShiverPeaks 40150-2.5 is an audio RCA cable with three RCA connectors and a 2.5 m length, intended for carrying line-level analog audio signals between consumer and professional audio equipment. The cable supports connection of stereo and multichannel devices such as CD players, amplifiers, DACs and AV receivers. It provides a simple, direct signal path for home audio systems, studio monitoring chains and general AV interconnects.

Advantages

The cable offers a fixed 2.5 m reach that balances flexibility and signal integrity for typical home and small-studio layouts. Three RCA connectors on each end enable stereo plus an additional channel connection or convenient routing for components with separate left/right/center or sub channels. The cable is designed for line-level analog transmission and focuses on minimizing signal loss and preserving tonal neutrality without introducing processing or conversion.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players, tuners or DACs to amplifiers and receivers
• Linking audio interfaces or studio monitors in basic monitoring setups
• Integrating older AV components with RCA outputs into home theater systems
• Temporary cabling for events, rehearsals or equipment testing

Key specifications

• Connector type: RCA (Cinch) on both ends with three contacts per end
• Length: 2.5 meters
• Signal type: line-level analog audio
• Channels supported: up to three analog channels (e.g., left, right, additional channel)
• Intended use: consumer and small-studio audio interconnects

How to use

Plug the RCA connectors into the corresponding color-coded or labeled inputs and outputs on source and destination devices, ensuring firm seating to maintain contact. Use the left and right connectors for stereo signals and the third connector for an additional channel such as center or subwoofer where applicable. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from mains power cords or sources of electromagnetic interference to reduce hum and noise. If adapting to a different channel layout, confirm device input assignments before playback.

Recommendations

For best results in home audio and studio environments, keep cable runs as short as practical, avoid coiling excess length tightly, and separate analog signal cables from power cables. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or loose contacts and replace the cable if you observe degraded signal quality.