Citronic Audio Lead - 3m - Copper - M6J-2R300

A durable, high quality, shielded audio lead with pro quality, die-cast RCA phono plugs and a 6.3m...

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This 3-meter Citronic audio lead in copper is designed for musicians and audio professionals seeking a durable, high-quality shielded cable for reliable audio transmission. It offers exceptional sound quality and robust construction, featuring pro-quality die-cast RCA phono plugs and a 6.3mm mono jack plug. A potential caveat for some users might be the specific connector combination, which is optimized for certain setups but may require adapters for others.

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ColourCopper
Model Part NumberM6J-2R300
BrandCitronic

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FAQs

What is the primary use case for this cable?

This cable is primarily used for connecting mono audio sources with RCA outputs to devices with a 6.3mm mono jack input, such as amplifiers, mixers, or effects pedals.

Is this cable suitable for stereo connections?

No, this is a mono audio lead with a single 6.3mm mono jack and two RCA plugs (typically for left and right channels of a stereo source, but outputting as mono). For stereo, you would need two separate cables or a stereo jack to stereo RCA cable.

What does 'shielded' mean for this cable?

Shielded means the internal conductors are protected by a layer of conductive material (like a braid or foil) to block electromagnetic interference from external sources, ensuring a cleaner audio signal.

Can I use this cable with balanced audio equipment?

No, this cable is designed for unbalanced audio signals. It is not compatible with balanced XLR or TRS connections.

How long is the cable?

The cable is 3 meters (approximately 9.8 feet) in length.

What are the connector types?

The cable features two die-cast RCA phono plugs and one 6.3mm mono jack plug.

How should I clean the connectors?

Gently wipe the connectors with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using any liquids or abrasive materials, as this can damage the plating and affect conductivity.

Troubleshooting

No sound or intermittent sound

Ensure both RCA plugs and the 6.3mm jack are fully inserted into their respective sockets. Check that the correct input/output channels are selected on your equipment. Test with another cable to rule out a fault with the Citronic lead.

Humming or buzzing noise

Verify that the cable is properly shielded and not damaged. Ensure all connections are secure. Try connecting through a different power outlet or a DI box to isolate grounding issues. Check if other audio equipment is causing interference.

Distorted audio

Ensure the output signal level from the source device is not too high, causing clipping. Check that the cable is not damaged or kinked. Test with a different source device.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional sound quality due to pure copper conductors.
  • Robust and durable build for professional use.
  • Reliable connections with pro-quality die-cast connectors.
  • Effective shielding minimizes unwanted interference.
  • Good length for most common audio setups.

Cons

  • Specific connector combination (RCA to 6.3mm mono jack) may require adapters for some devices.
  • Copper color may not match all existing equipment aesthetics.
  • Not suitable for balanced audio connections.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

This audio lead is plug-and-play. Simply connect the 6.3mm mono jack plug to your output device (e.g., amplifier, mixer) and the two RCA phono plugs to your input device (e.g., stereo equipment, interface), ensuring the correct left and right channels are matched.

Compatibility:

This cable is designed for unbalanced mono audio signals. It is compatible with devices featuring a 6.3mm mono jack input and devices with RCA outputs (such as many consumer audio devices, semi-professional equipment, and DJ gear). It is not suitable for standard stereo connections requiring two separate RCA to 6.3mm cables, nor is it designed for balanced XLR or TRS connections.

Care:

  • Avoid tightly coiling the cable. Use loose loops to prevent internal damage.
  • Store in a dry environment away from extreme temperatures.
  • Keep connectors clean; wipe with a dry, soft cloth if necessary. Avoid using liquids.
  • Periodically check the cable and connectors for any signs of wear or damage.