Audio Video Cable ShiverPeaks 97572-1SPP with 2 x RCA connectors

The ShiverPeaks 97572-1SPP Audio Video Cable with 2 x RCA connectors is designed for analogue audio and composite video connections between consumer AV devices. Built with twin RCA terminations, the cable carries left and right audio channels or a composite video signal and is compatible with DVD players, televisions, receivers and other equipment that use standard RCA interfaces. The straightforward construction makes it suitable for routine home entertainment wiring and simple AV component linking.

Advantages

This cable delivers reliable analogue signal transfer through two RCA connectors, providing clear left and right channel audio or composite video transmission without additional adapters. Its standard connector layout ensures wide compatibility with existing AV devices, making installation quick and tool-free. The cable is flexible enough for routing behind entertainment units while maintaining consistent contact at connector interfaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD players to TVs or AV receivers
• Linking legacy audio equipment with RCA inputs/outputs
• Setting up composite video connections for older video sources
• Temporary or permanent home entertainment wiring

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2 x RCA (female-to-male compatibility depending on device)
• Signal type: analogue stereo audio or composite video
• Cable use: consumer AV interconnects for home entertainment
• Construction: twin-conductor cable with standard RCA terminations
• Compatibility: fits devices with RCA input/output jacks

How to use

Plug the RCA connectors into the corresponding colour-coded input and output jacks on your devices—typically red for right audio, white (or black) for left audio, and yellow for composite video when applicable. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain stable signal transfer. When connecting to a receiver or TV, select the correct input source on the device to receive audio or video from the connected component.

Recommendations

For best results, keep cable runs as short as practical to reduce potential signal degradation. Avoid tight bends and prolonged compression of the cable near connectors. If using multiple cables behind equipment, separate power cords from signal cables where possible to minimise interference.