S-video cable ShiverPeaks BS90022-2G, 2 m, RCA to RCA, black

ShiverPeaks BS90022-2G is a 2 m S-video/Cinch connection cable with RCA male connectors on both ends. The cable is designed for analogue audio and composite video connections between devices that use RCA ports. Finished in black, it provides a straightforward wired connection for televisions, DVD players, VCRs and other AV equipment that requires RCA interfacing.

Advantages

The cable features standard RCA male connectors on both ends for easy plug-and-play installation. Its 2 m length offers flexibility for typical home entertainment setups without excess slack. The black jacket provides a neutral appearance that blends with most AV setups, while the construction ensures reliable analogue signal transmission for composite video and unbalanced audio channels.

Suitable for

• Connecting DVD players to TVs using composite video and audio
• Linking VCRs, game consoles or camcorders to analogue inputs
• Extending existing RCA connections in a home theatre or AV rack
• Temporary or permanent connections in installations where digital inputs are not available

Key specifications

• Cable type: analogue S-video/Cinch (RCA) connection cable
• Connector type: RCA male to RCA male
• Length: 2 m
• Color: black
• Signal support: composite video and analogue audio (unbalanced)

How to use

Connect one RCA male plug to the RCA output on the source device (for example a DVD player or VCR) and connect the other RCA male plug to the corresponding RCA input on the display or recording device. Ensure the plugs are fully inserted into the color-matched RCA jacks (commonly yellow for composite video and red/white for audio) and select the appropriate input on the display device. For optimal results, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from power cords or strong electromagnetic sources that could introduce interference.

Recommendations

For best analogue signal quality, use short runs where possible and ensure connectors are clean and free of debris. If you experience interference, check cable routing and connection firmness; for longer distances or higher-quality video needs, consider alternative digital connections where available.