An Rca Cable

[Mogami] If you are looking for a Spidf Cable this cable have the specification of 75 ohms it can also be used as an rca cable.

[0.05 lb] Perfect cable if you're looking for a short mini av to 3 RCA cable.

[1x VGA Male] I was looking for a solid, well built and very short RCA Audio Cable and this is what I found. My setup required a short cable set, which is particularly good for not loosing signal strength in the transmission. This cable is the perfect solution for that.

[0.315 lb] It's an Mini to RCA cable. It does cable-y things and I can hear stuff through my speakers as a result. Nothing much to complain about at all.

[0.025 lb] Rugged. Nice snug fit with RCA jacks. Wonderfully flexible cable.

It's an Mini to RCA cable. It does cable-y things and I can hear stuff through my speakers as a result. Nothing much to complain about at all.

[1.4 lb] I am delighted with my purchase of the Rolls HA43 - 4 Channel Stereo Headphone Amplifier. It is perfect for my application of connecting multiple numbers of stereo headphones to my Shure SCM268 microphone mixer by using its unbalanced RCA aux level output with an RCA Y-adapter 3-foot splitter cable. The cable I use has 1 RCA Male connector that splits to 2 RCA Male connectors and produces equal levels of audio in both channels for each headphone connected to the amplifier. This setup allows my students to monitor the audio being picked up by a variety of microphones and sent to a DSLR camera that records the video for student productions. Its electronics are quiet and provides a clear signal that enables listeners to detect hiss and interference problems during recording sessions. The Rolls HA43 is a handy and versatile little piece of equipment in monitoring audio.

[1.7 lb] Needed to run long rca video cable to TV by pool and the cheap one I bought on Amazon would only carry enough signal for B & W picture. Ordered this cable with fingers crossed and picture is perfect.

[0.01 lb] With today's modern 4K HDMI TVs, I thought my old VCR was lost to history. It was a Panasonic Professional Editing VCR that cost well over $1000 when new. Best Buy's Geek Squad even told me to give up finding a suitable connector. I couldn't just give up. I had to try. I'm very glad I didn't listen to them. VHS tapes look about as good as they're going to get on a 4K HDR HDMI TV with this cable, and although it isn't a 4K picture, it's still quite viewable. I used this cable in conjunction with an RCA-to-HDMI Converter Module, RCA audio cables, and an HDMI cable. No problems whatsoever. I'm very pleased with the resulting picture!

[Black] These one foot RCA jumpers are what you need to get rid of all that cable mush in back of your components! Happy to find these! Hope I can find an AC power jumper the same size that fits my CD player to the alt AC plug in back of my receiver!