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This Kenable 3.5mm Stereo Jack to 2 RCA Phono Plugs audio cable is designed for users needing to connect audio devices with different connector types, such as linking a computer's audio output to a stereo system's RCA inputs. Its key benefit is providing a simple, reliable audio connection between common consumer electronics. A potential limitation is its 1.2m length, which may be too short for some setups.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 003648 |
| Brand | kenable |
You can connect any device with a 3.5mm stereo audio output (like a laptop, smartphone, or MP3 player) to any device with RCA stereo audio inputs (like a stereo amplifier, speakers, or some older TVs).
No, this cable is designed exclusively for analog stereo audio transmission. It does not carry video signals.
The cable is 1.2 meters (approximately 3.9 feet) in length.
The cable features nickel-plated connectors, which provide good durability and resistance to corrosion for reliable connections over time.
Yes, it will work. The 3.5mm jack is stereo, but if your source is mono, only one channel (typically the left) might carry the signal, or it might be summed to mono depending on the source. The RCA ends will carry the respective stereo channels.
A 3.5mm connector is a small, single plug typically used for headphones or line-out on portable devices. RCA connectors are color-coded plugs (usually red and white for stereo audio) commonly found on audio receivers, amplifiers, and home stereo equipment.
Only if your TV has a 3.5mm headphone output and your stereo has RCA audio inputs. Most modern TVs use HDMI or optical audio outputs, which this cable will not support.
Ensure the 3.5mm jack is fully inserted into the source device. Check that the RCA plugs are securely connected to the correct input ports on the destination device (red for right, white for left). Verify that the source device's volume is up and that the correct input is selected on the destination device.
Check for damage to the cable or connectors. Ensure the source device's volume is not set to maximum, which can cause clipping. Try a different set of RCA inputs on the destination device. Verify that the source device is outputting a clean audio signal.
Confirm that both devices are powered on and functioning correctly. Ensure the correct audio input is selected on the receiving device. Try using the cable with different devices to rule out a fault with the original equipment.
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