RCA (Cinch) Audio Cable ShiverPeaks 90022-G — Cinch to Cinch connection

ShiverPeaks 90022-G is an RCA (Cinch) to RCA (Cinch) audio cable designed for analog signal transmission between source devices and receivers. The cable features two male Cinch connectors for stereo connections and is intended for line‑level analog audio and composite A/V linking in home and professional setups. It delivers a straightforward, wired connection for CD players, amplifiers, TVs, DVD/Blu‑ray players and other stereo equipment.

Advantages

The ShiverPeaks 90022-G offers a simple and reliable wired connection for stereo audio and composite video. Gold‑plated Cinch connectors improve contact quality and resist corrosion, while the dual‑conductor design preserves left and right channel separation. Its fixed-length construction provides predictable signal characteristics and easy installation without the need for adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players, DACs and amplifiers to stereo inputs
• Linking DVD/Blu‑ray players or set‑top boxes to TVs or AV receivers (composite A/V)
• Hooking up turntables with built‑in phono preamps to powered speakers
• Temporary or permanent analog audio runs in home and small professional setups

Key specifications

• Cable type: RCA (Cinch) to RCA (Cinch) analog audio/video cable
• Connectors: Two male Cinch connectors (stereo pair), gold‑plated contacts
• Length: 2.0 m
• Signal type: Line‑level analog audio and composite video
• Construction: Dual conductor for left and right channels with outer jacket for mechanical protection

How to use

Insert each male RCA connector into the corresponding color‑coded or labeled RCA jack on your source device and the receiving device, ensuring left and right channels are matched. When used for composite video, connect the video RCA to the video input on the display or receiver. Keep the cable routed away from mains power cords and large electromagnetic sources to minimize interference. No special tools are needed for normal installation.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the cable for short to moderate runs (such as between components in the same rack or room). Avoid tight bends and excessive tension on the connectors. If connecting sensitive analog sources, ensure equipment grounds and input sensitivities are properly configured to reduce hum and noise.