Stereo 3.5 mm jack male to 2x RCA (Cinch) male cable Procab 3 m

Procab stereo audio cable with a 3.5 mm male jack to two RCA (Cinch) male connectors, length 3 meters. Designed to connect smartphones, laptops and portable players to amplifiers, mixers, receivers and TVs that have RCA inputs. The cable transmits an analogue stereo signal across a flexible, shielded lead to enable straightforward connection within home audio systems and small professional setups.

Advantages

The cable combines a compact 3.5 mm stereo plug with two RCA male connectors to separate left and right channels for reliable stereo reproduction. A 3 m length provides extended reach while keeping signal loss and interference low when used in typical consumer and small-studio environments. Durable connector housings and a flexible jacket help withstand repeated insertion and routing behind equipment racks or furniture.

Suitable for

• Connecting smartphones, tablets or laptops to home receivers and powered speakers
• Linking portable audio players to stereo amplifiers or TV audio inputs
• Feeding line-level stereo signals into mixers or DJ controllers
• Temporary or semi-permanent connections in rehearsal rooms and small studios

Key specifications

• Connectors: 3.5 mm stereo male to 2 × RCA (Cinch) male
• Cable length: 3 m
• Signal type: analogue stereo (line level)
• Jacket: flexible insulating material suitable for indoor use
• Typical applications: audio interconnect between portable devices and RCA-equipped equipment

How to use

Insert the 3.5 mm stereo plug into the headphone or line output of the source device. Connect the red RCA plug to the right-channel input and the white (or black) RCA plug to the left-channel input on the receiving device. Ensure both source and receiving devices are powered on and set to the appropriate input selection. Adjust playback volume on the source and master volume on the receiving device to achieve the desired listening level while avoiding clipping.

Recommendations

For best audio quality, keep the cable away from power cords and strong electromagnetic sources. Use the cable for line-level signals only; do not attempt to connect speaker-level outputs directly. When routing behind furniture or through tight spaces, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension to prolong connector and cable life.