This RCA Female to 2 RCA Male Y-Cable Adapteris a general purpose Y-cable that is perfect for those on a budget. General Purpose cables simply get the job done and are recommended for every day use and non-critical applications. Finished in Comprehensive's black matte jacket.

Molded strain relief

Premium heavy duty nickel over brass connectors

X-traflex jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can i use these as phono cables??? i need to replace my rca cables in my technics 1200 turntables.

A: Yes, this will work with rca phono connections on a turntable.

Q: 2. What is the capacitance in picofarads (pF) per foot or per meter of this RCA cable ?

A: This is not a listed or published specification. Voltage Ratin: 30 Vv

Q: 3. Does this work if I connect a Zoom F3 to a DJ soundboard if they only have RCA inputs? If so which RCA input should I plug it in

A: If you are trying to record audio from your DJ mixer into the Zoom F3, this Comprehensive cable will work for connecting an RCA output from the DJ mixer, to an XLR input on the Zoom F3.

Q: 4. Is this a balanced cable?

A: No it is not. RCA connectors are not balanced.

Q: 5. Which 3.5mm contact is connected to the RCA center pin?

A: The center pin of the Calrad Electronics 35-512 Stereo 3.5mm TRS Male to RCA Female Adapter is positive as well as the pin on an RCA plug.

Q: 6. What cable is used in these?

A: The Mogami Gold Male XLR to RCA Cable is a Mogami cable. A part number for the bulk cable used is not provided by the manufacturer.

Q: 7. Is this the same type of cable for rca audio connections?

A: Yes. One end is a male RCA connector.

Q: 8. I want to record DJ mixes from my Allen & Heath mixer outbound RCA to my Marantz digital recorder's XLR inputs. Is this the right product for that purpose?

A: If the Marantz offers a LINE input via XLR , then this cable should work.

Q: 9. Are the tip and ring (L/R) bridged?

A: No, they are separate pins and not bridged or connected.

Q: 10. Is this cable 75ohm?

A: The Comprehensive EXF series 3-pin XLR male to RCA male cable is not 75-ohms. Depending on your application, a simple cable may not suffice. You may need a format converter.