Audio/Video RCA (Cinch) Cable ShiverPeaks 90022 — 2.0 m, analog stereo connection

ShiverPeaks 90022 is a 2.0 m analog RCA (Cinch) cable engineered for reliable audio and video interconnection between consumer electronics. The cable carries stereo analog signals through RCA male connectors on both ends and is suitable for connecting sources and playback devices such as DVD players, amplifiers, televisions, and stereo systems. Built with a 75 Ω coaxial construction and RG59-type cable core, this lead is intended for unbalanced analog signal routing in home AV setups and for linking legacy equipment that uses Cinch/RCA interfaces.

Advantages

The ShiverPeaks 90022 provides consistent analog signal transmission with a standardized RCA interface for broad compatibility with consumer AV gear. Its 2.0 m length balances reach and cable management for typical living-room and home-theatre arrangements. The 75 Ω coaxial design and RG59-type construction offer controlled impedance and shielding appropriate for short- to medium-length analog audio and composite video runs, reducing interference compared with untwisted leads.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD, Blu-ray or set-top box composite audio/video outputs to TVs or AV receivers
• Linking audio components such as CD players, amplifiers, and powered speakers using RCA analog inputs
• Hooking up legacy or analog-only devices in home theatre and stereo systems
• Temporary or permanent signal routing where unbalanced RCA connections are required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 2.0 m
• Connector type: RCA (Cinch) male to male, stereo pair
• Cable impedance: 75 Ω coaxial
• Cable type: RG59-style coaxial construction
• Signal type: Analog stereo audio and composite video compatible

How to use

Insert the RCA connectors into the corresponding color-coded inputs and outputs on source and destination devices, ensuring snug contact. Use the red and white (or red and black) connectors for right and left audio channels, respectively; use the yellow connector (if present) for composite video. Route the cable avoiding tight bends and pinched areas that might damage the coaxial core or degrade shielding. For best results, connect devices while both are powered off, then power them on and select the appropriate input on the receiving device.

Recommendations

For optimal signal quality, keep analog RCA runs under several meters where possible and avoid routing near high-current power cables or strong RF sources. If you require longer runs or balanced connections for professional installations, consider using alternatives designed for those conditions.