Ruth's sister 3.5 mm jack to 2 RCA adapter 0679
A 3.5 mm AUX male plug splits into two female RCA sockets for connecting a computer, speaker or headphone to stereo audio equipment
- Connect speakers or headphones via 3.5 mm jack
- Split stereo signal to two RCA female ports
- Simple plug-and-play audio conversion for computers
- Compact coaxial design fits tight spaces
- Non-shielded cable keeps setup lightweight
3.5 mm AUX to Dual RCA Adapter
This adapter converts a single 3.5 mm AUX male output into two female RCA connectors. It links computers, speakers or headphones to equipment that uses RCA inputs. The cable is non-shielded and supplied in a simple polybag.
Upgrading from a Single RCA or Mono Connection
The adapter replaces a basic mono cable or a single RCA lead when stereo separation is required. The jump is worth it when the source device only provides a 3.5 mm jack and the amplifier or speakers expect left and right RCA phono sockets.
Suited for Simple Stereo Hook-Ups
It suits anyone connecting a laptop, phone or portable player to a hi-fi, active speakers or a mixer that only has RCA inputs. Builders who need balanced lines, shielded runs or digital audio pathways should look at a different solution.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size 3.5 mm jack does the adapter plug into?
The adapter uses a 3.5 mm AUX male connector that fits standard headphone and line-out ports on computers, speakers or headphones.
How do I connect the two RCA cables without reversing the channels?
Insert the red and white RCA plugs into the adapter's two female RCA sockets, matching each colour to the corresponding input on your amplifier or speaker system.
Will the non-shielded cable pick up hum if I run it near a power lead?
The adapter is non-shielded, so keeping it away from mains cables and transformers reduces the chance of audible interference.
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