Description
This Citronic audio lead connects two 6.3mm mono jack plugs to two RCA phono plugs, giving you a reliable way to link mixers, amplifiers and other kit. The cable measures 6.0m, so it covers most connections between stage and rack or across a studio without pulling tight. RCA plugs are also known as phono plugs, and you'll find them widely used across audio gear on both sides of the Atlantic.
The construction is built to hold up in regular use. Inside the twinned cable you get pure copper conductors, each made from 12 strands of 0.1mm wire, along with cotton reinforcement for added strength. The connectors are die-cast for a solid feel, and the connections are machine-soldered rather than hand-finished, which keeps them consistent. The whole lead is shielded to help keep interference out of your signal.
The outer jacket is soft-grip and rubberised, so it resists tangling and stays flexible when you coil it away. The twin cable has a 5mm diameter per core, sitting at roughly 5 x 10mm across the pair. It's a straightforward, well-made lead for anyone running mono jack sources into RCA inputs, whether that's in a home setup, a rehearsal space or a live rig. With the 6.0m length you have room to route it neatly rather than stretching a shorter cable to its limit.
Specification
| Length |
6.0m |
| Cable : diameter |
Twin 5mmØ (5 x 10mm) |
| Conductors |
12 strand, 0.1mmØ pure copper |
| Connectors |
2 x RCA phono plug, 2 x 6.3mm mono jack plug |
Frequently Asked
What does this lead connect?
It connects two 6.3mm mono jack plugs to two RCA phono plugs, letting you link gear such as mixers and amplifiers.
How long is the cable?
The lead is 6.0m long, giving you room to route it across a studio or between stage and rack.
Is the cable shielded?
Yes, it's shielded to help reduce interference and keep your audio signal clean.
What are the conductors made from?
Each conductor uses 12 strands of 0.1mm pure copper wire, with cotton reinforcement for strength.
Are RCA and phono plugs the same thing?
Yes, RCA plugs are also called phono plugs. Both terms refer to the same connector used here.
Are the connectors durable?
The connectors are die-cast with machine-soldered connections, which helps them stay reliable in regular use.