Description
The Citronic 2R-2R600 is a shielded stereo audio lead fitted with die-cast RCA phono plugs (also called cinch connectors in some parts of Europe) at each end. It carries a left and right signal between components such as mixers, amplifiers, CD players and audio interfaces, giving you a straightforward twin-channel connection over a 6 metre run. The cable uses pure copper conductors with cotton reinforcement, which helps keep the signal clean and the lead stable in everyday use.
Build quality is the main focus here. The twin cable measures 5mm in diameter (5 x 10mm across the pair) and holds 12 strands of 0.1mm pure copper per conductor. Connections are machine-soldered to the four RCA phono plugs, so you get a consistent join at each terminal. The soft-grip, rubberised jacket is designed to resist tangling, which makes the lead easier to coil, store and route around a desk or rack without knots forming.
At 6 metres, this length suits setups where the source and destination sit some distance apart, such as linking gear across a studio, a stage or a home hi-fi arrangement. The shielding helps reduce interference over the longer run, and the die-cast plugs are sturdier than moulded alternatives, so they stand up to repeated plugging and unplugging. It is a practical, reliable lead for anyone who wants a dependable stereo phono connection without paying over the odds.
Specification
| Length |
6.0m |
| Cable : diameter |
Twin 5mmØ (5 x 10mm) |
| Conductors |
12 strand, 0.1mmØ pure copper |
| Connectors |
4 x RCA phono plug |
Frequently Asked
What does this lead connect?
It connects two RCA phono plugs to two RCA phono plugs, carrying a stereo (left and right) signal between audio components such as mixers, amplifiers, CD players and interfaces.
How long is the cable?
The lead is 6 metres long, which suits setups where the source and destination are some distance apart.
What are RCA phono plugs also called?
RCA phono plugs are sometimes referred to as cinch connectors, particularly in parts of Europe. They are the standard red and white audio connectors.
What is the cable made from?
It uses twin high-grade cable with pure copper conductors and cotton reinforcement, wrapped in a soft-grip, rubberised anti-tangle jacket.
Are the connections soldered?
Yes. The connections to the four RCA phono plugs are machine-soldered, giving a consistent join at each terminal.
Will this reduce interference over a long run?
The lead is shielded, which helps reduce interference, and the die-cast plugs add durability over the 6 metre length.