Description
This Citronic audio lead runs a stereo signal between two pieces of equipment using RCA phono plugs (called RCA jacks in the US) at both ends. It carries a twinned cable design, so left and right channels stay together along the full 12 metre length, which suits longer runs between a mixer, amplifier or recording gear where the source and destination sit some way apart.
The cable uses pure copper conductors, 12 strands at 0.1mm diameter each, with cotton reinforcement inside a twin 5mm outer. The die-cast RCA plugs are machine-soldered to the conductors for a consistent join, and the lead is shielded to help keep unwanted noise out of the signal. The rubberised jacket is soft to handle, resists tangling and holds up well to repeated coiling and setting up.
It works for the usual line-level connections you find on hi-fi and pro audio kit: CD players, DJ mixers, powered speakers, amplifiers and audio interfaces. With four RCA plugs in total, two at each end, you get both channels in a single tidy run. At 12 metres it gives you room to route the cable neatly around a stage, studio or install without needing extra couplers or adapters.
Specification
| Length |
12.0m |
| Cable : diameter |
Twin 5mmØ (5 x 10mm) |
| Conductors |
12 strand, 0.1mmØ pure copper |
| Connectors |
4 x RCA phono plug |
Frequently Asked
How long is this lead?
It measures 12 metres end to end, giving plenty of reach for longer runs between equipment.
What connectors does it use?
It has 2 x RCA phono plugs at each end, four die-cast RCA plugs in total, for a stereo connection.
Is the cable shielded?
Yes. The lead is shielded to help reduce interference and keep the audio signal clean over the run.
What are the conductors made from?
Each conductor is pure copper, made up of 12 strands at 0.1mm diameter, with cotton reinforcement inside.
Will it work with a DJ mixer or hi-fi?
Yes. RCA phono connections are standard on mixers, amplifiers, CD players and hi-fi separates for line-level audio.
Is the connection soldered?
Yes. The RCA plugs use machine-soldered connections for a consistent, reliable join to the cable.