Cavo audio RCA ShiverPeaks 90022-10G — RCA su RCA, 1 cavo

ShiverPeaks 90022-10G is an RCA (cinch) to RCA (cinch) audio cable designed for analog line-level connections between audio components. Supplied as a single two-channel cable, it carries left and right analog signals for typical hi‑fi and home entertainment setups. The cable features standard RCA connectors and is intended for connecting devices such as CD players, amplifiers, receivers, televisions and other equipment with RCA outputs or inputs.

Advantages

The cable provides straightforward, unbalanced analog transmission using RCA connectors, suited to common consumer audio equipment. Connectors are described as gold‑plated which helps maintain contact quality and resist corrosion under normal home conditions. As a single 10.0 m length option, it enables flexible placement of components within a room without the need for additional extension adapters.

Suitable for

• Connecting CD players, tuners or media players to amplifiers or receivers
• Linking set‑top boxes or TVs with analogue audio outputs to home audio systems
• Routing left and right line‑level signals in stereo home audio installations
• Temporary or permanent cable runs where a 10.0 m unbalanced RCA connection is required

Key specifications

• Cable type: RCA (cinch) to RCA (cinch), single cable for stereo signals
• Length: 10.0 m
• Connector finish: gold‑plated contacts
• Signal type: analog line‑level, unbalanced

How to use

Insert the RCA plugs firmly into the corresponding color‑coded or labeled RCA jacks on your source and destination devices (left to left, right to right). Ensure both devices are powered off when making connections to avoid noise or electrical transients. After connection, power devices on and select the appropriate input on the receiving device. Route the cable to avoid tight bends, kinks and proximity to mains power cables to reduce potential interference.

Recommendations

For best results, use the ShiverPeaks RCA cable for short to moderate distance analog connections within a room. Avoid running the cable in parallel with mains wiring for long stretches, and check connector seating if intermittent audio or hum occurs.