Phono Plug to Phono Plugs Screened Lead - Soundlab - Black

This cable is designed to transmit stereo audio signals between audio components using standard phono (RCA) connectors. It connects a single stereo output to a stereo input.

A screened lead means the cable has an extra layer of shielding around the internal wires. This shielding helps to block out electromagnetic interference, reducing noise like hum or buzz in the audio signal.

You can connect devices with standard phono outputs (like a CD player, turntable, or tape deck) to devices with standard phono inputs (like an amplifier, receiver, or active speakers).

No, this cable is designed for analog stereo audio signals only. It is not suitable for digital audio connections like coaxial or optical.

The product dimensions are 150mm in length, 70mm in width, and 40mm in depth. The cable itself is typically around 15cm.

No, the black colour is purely aesthetic and does not impact the audio performance of the cable.

Generally, no. This cable is for line-level audio signals. You typically connect it from a source device to an amplifier or powered speakers, not directly to passive speaker terminals.

Ensure all phono plugs are firmly inserted into the correct input/output jacks on both devices. Check that the input source is correctly selected on your amplifier or receiver. Inspect the cable for any visible damage.

Verify that the cable is properly screened and connected. Try connecting the devices to different power outlets to rule out grounding issues. Ensure no other strong electrical devices are placed too close to the audio cable.

Confirm that the red plug (right channel) and the white/black plug (left channel) are connected to the corresponding R and L inputs/outputs on your equipment. Test the cable with different devices if possible to isolate the issue.