Tripp Lite P316-06N 6" 3.5mm to 2 RCA Y splitter cable
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Connects PS3 and PS2 consoles to HDTVs via component video
This RCA cable connects PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 2 consoles to HDTV displays using component video and stereo audio connections. It transmits analogue YPbPr video signals for high-definition output up to 1080i resolution. The cable carries both video and audio in a single assembly for simplified setup.
Gamers using original PS3 or PS2 hardware on televisions equipped with component ports will find this cable matches the required connectors. Buyers needing HDMI output, composite-only connections, or cables for other console platforms should look for a different product.
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The cable provides component video (YPbPr) plus stereo audio RCA plugs for PS3 and PS2 consoles.
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