Description
This Citronic audio lead connects two RCA phono plugs to two RCA phono plugs over a 1.5m run, giving you a straightforward way to link mixers, amplifiers, CD players and other line-level gear. RCA connectors are also known as phono plugs, so you may see either term used, but they refer to the same fitting here.
The cable itself is a twinned high-grade type measuring 5mm in diameter across the pair, with each conductor made from 12 strands of 0.1mm pure copper for solid signal transfer. Cotton reinforcement adds strength inside the jacket, while the outer sleeve is a soft-grip, rubberised finish that resists tangling when you coil and store it. The screening helps keep noise and interference out of your audio signal.
At each end you get die-cast RCA phono plugs with machine-soldered connections, which gives a consistent, reliable joint between plug and cable. The four plugs are colour-coded in the usual way so left and right channels stay clear during setup. With its shielded construction and copper conductors, this lead suits both fixed installations and portable rigs where you need dependable stereo connections that hold up to regular handling.
Specification
| Length |
1.5m |
| 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 audio lead?
The cable is 1.5m long, which suits most desktop and rack setups where the source and destination sit close together.
What connectors does it use?
It has four RCA phono plugs in total, two at each end, so you get a stereo left and right connection between two pieces of gear.
Is the cable shielded?
Yes. It uses a shielded construction to help keep interference and noise out of your audio signal.
What are the conductors made from?
Each conductor is made from 12 strands of 0.1mm pure copper, with cotton reinforcement inside the jacket for added strength.
Can I use this to connect a mixer to an amplifier?
Yes. It works for any line-level RCA connection, including mixers, amplifiers, CD players and similar audio equipment.
Are the plugs soldered?
The plugs are die-cast and use machine-soldered connections for a consistent, reliable joint at each end.