3.5mm to 2x RCA Audio Cable 3 Metre - Stereo Adaptor Lead
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3.5mm to 2x RCA Audio Cable 3 Metre - Stereo Adaptor Lead
3.5mm Stereo Plug to 2x RCA – 3 Metre Audio Adaptor Lead
Quick Specs & Highlights
- 3.5 mm stereo plug at one end – the same plug as a pair of headphones
- Two RCA plugs at the other, red and black, for the left and right inputs
- 3.0 metres (300 cm) long
- Moulded plugs with strain relief, on a slim flexible lead
- Gets a phone, laptop, tablet or TV into an amplifier or hi-fi
- Fully passive – no power, no batteries, nothing to set up
Product Overview
This is the lead that gets a modern device into an older stereo. One end is a standard 3.5 mm stereo plug; the other splits into two RCA plugs, red and black, for the left and right channel inputs on an amplifier, receiver, hi-fi or powered speakers. At 3 metres the source does not have to sit next to the amp.
What you can use it for
- A phone, tablet or laptop into an amplifier or hi-fi that only has RCA inputs
- A TV or projector headphone socket out to a stereo system
- A PC sound card out to a receiver, a mixer or powered monitors
- Any older amp or bookshelf system that predates a 3.5 mm aux input
Please read before buying
- It is not a microphone lead. A headset that carries a mic uses a 4-pole TRRS plug; this is a 3-pole stereo cable and will not pass microphone audio.
- It cannot convert digital audio. If your TV only has an optical or HDMI audio output, this lead will not help – you would need a digital-to-analogue converter first.
- The two RCA plugs are a stereo pair (left and right), not a single subwoofer connection.
Within that, it does one job properly: it turns a headphone socket into a pair of RCA plugs.
