This is a top quality cable with thick Digital Fully Shielded High Definition OFC (Oxygen Free Cop...This is a top quality cable with thick Digital Fully Shielded High Definition OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) extension cable. Usually used to extend cables which connect hi-fi separates together or DVD player to hi-fi. The red and black/white phono connectors on any audio hardware give left and right channel audio, and can connect to anything with matching connectors. This kenable audio cable is 2 metres long and features gold-plated connectors. It has 2 x Male Phono Plugs to 2 x Female Phono sockets.
This guide is for anyone looking to extend the reach of their audio equipment using the kenable 2 x RCA Phono Extension Audio Cable. This cable provides a reliable way to connect and extend audio signals between devices, offering high-quality sound transmission. Keep in mind that while the gold-plated connectors ensure optimal signal transfer, the cable's performance depends on the quality of your existing audio setup.
All features
Colour
Gold
Model Part Number
007461
Brand
kenable
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary use of this cable?
This cable is primarily used to extend the connection between audio devices that use RCA (phono) connectors, such as CD players, DVD players, and amplifiers.
What type of connectors does this cable have?
The cable has 2 x RCA male connectors on one end and 2 x RCA female connectors on the other end.
What is the cable made of?
The cable is made of Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) for high-quality audio transmission.
Are the connectors gold-plated?
Yes, the connectors are gold-plated to ensure reliable, corrosion-resistant connections.
What is the length of the cable?
The cable is 2 meters long.
Can this cable be used with any audio device?
The cable can be used with any audio device that has RCA (phono) connectors. Make sure the device has appropriate input/output jacks.
How do I maintain the cable?
Avoid excessive bending, and regularly clean the connectors with a dry cloth to remove dust and maintain optimal contact. Store the cable in a dry place when not in use.
What should I do if I experience sound quality issues?
Check all connections, ensure that your source and receiving devices are properly configured, and that the cable isn’t damaged. Ensure the connected devices are of a sufficient quality.
Troubleshooting
No sound or distorted audio
Check all cable connections to ensure they are securely plugged in. Verify that the audio source is playing and the volume levels are appropriately set on both the source device and the receiving device. Inspect the cable for any visible damage.
One channel of audio is missing
Ensure that the left and right RCA connectors are correctly connected to the corresponding inputs on your amplifier or receiving device. Check the settings of your audio source to verify that the balance is properly configured and the channels are not muted.
Humming or buzzing sound
Check for any electrical interference sources near the cable. Make sure the cable is not running parallel to power cables. Try using a different power outlet or a power conditioner to reduce the interference.
Poor sound quality
Ensure the cable is connected securely. Check that the audio source and receiving devices are set to the correct output and input settings. Make sure that the connected devices are of sufficient quality to match the cable’s performance.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High-quality Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) cable for clear audio transmission.
Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion and enhance signal transfer.
Extends the reach of audio connections, offering flexibility in setup.
Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance.
Compatible with a wide range of audio devices with RCA connectors.
2-meter length provides a practical extension for most setups.
Cons
Performance is dependent on the quality of the connected devices.
Cable color is blue, not matching the gold connectors.
May not be suitable for extremely long distances.
Not suitable for devices requiring different connector types.
The cable's thickness might make it less flexible in tight spaces.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Identify Connectors: Locate the RCA (phono) connectors on your audio devices. These are usually red and white/black for left and right audio channels.
Connect the Male Ends: Plug the male RCA connectors of the extension cable into the corresponding output jacks of your audio source (e.g., DVD player, CD player).
Connect the Female Ends: Plug the RCA cables from your amplifier or other receiving device into the female sockets of the extension cable.
Power On: Ensure all devices are powered on and correctly configured to receive audio.
Test the Connection: Play audio to confirm that the connection is working correctly.
Compatibility
This cable is compatible with devices that use RCA (phono) connectors.
Ensure that the devices you are connecting have the appropriate RCA input and output jacks.
Check your device's manual for specific audio output/input configurations.
Care
Avoid Excessive Bending: Do not bend the cable sharply, as this may damage the internal wires.
Keep Connectors Clean: Regularly clean the connectors with a dry cloth to remove dust and maintain optimal contact.
Store Properly: When not in use, store the cable in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.