KabelDirekt RCA/phono cable - 3m - Gold

The 75 ohm impedance is specifically optimized for high-quality analogue audio signal transmission. It ensures a better match between connected devices, leading to clearer sound with minimal signal loss and distortion compared to cables with different impedance ratings not designed for audio.

Yes, while its 75 ohm impedance makes it superior for analogue audio, it is also suitable for digital audio signals that use RCA connections (like S/PDIF coaxial digital audio).

The connectors feature gold-plated contacts and are surrounded by break-proof metal sleeves, designed for incredible longevity and reliable connections, resisting wear and tear.

It means the cable has two plugs on each end, typically colored red and white, which insert directly into the corresponding ports on your audio equipment. Both ends of the cable have male plugs.

The cable features a double-layer screening, comprising an aluminium-Mylar foil and a tightly woven copper braiding. This provides robust protection against electromagnetic interference, ensuring a clean audio signal.

KabelDirekt offers a 36-month manufacturer's warranty for this product.

Gold plating provides excellent conductivity for optimal signal transfer and resists oxidation and corrosion, ensuring a reliable and long-lasting connection.

Ensure all RCA connectors are securely plugged into both the source and receiving devices. Check that the correct input source is selected on your receiving device. Verify the cable is not damaged and try testing with another known-good cable if possible.

This often indicates interference. Ensure the cable is not running near power cables or sources of electromagnetic interference. Reseat the connectors firmly. If the issue persists, the cable's internal shielding may be compromised, or the interference source is very strong.

Check for a secure connection at both ends. Ensure the cable is fully inserted. Verify that the audio source and receiving devices are functioning correctly and set to appropriate volume levels. The cable's high-quality construction minimizes this, but source/receiver issues are common.

Inspect the individual RCA plugs to ensure they are clean and properly seated. Try swapping the cable connections at the receiving end to see if the problem follows the channel or the input port. If the issue persists, the cable may have a fault in one of its internal conductors.