What is the differences between this cable and pure rca audio cable? Should I buy 2 of this cable to connect between my karaoke player and amplifier?
364920
This is a DIGITAL Optical CO-AXIAL cable with only a single plug on either end. The RCA cable is a 2-headed plug on each end for the white and red connectors for stereo sound input/output on the back of your equipment. You must check the back of your equipment carefully to determine which type you need. Check your owner's manuals. My connection with this cable was between a Blu-Ray player directly to my HDTV. Hope this helps.
640215
A more or less 'standard stereo audio cable', which typically has 3.5 mm {~ 1/4"} male connectors at each end. It been my experience that 3.5 mm terminated cables are much more widely used than RCA terminated cables, in today's world. And they are certainly easier to handle and hook up.
395003
mine did too. the rca hookup sounds better, believe it or not. i compared them.
2236002
Too technical for me. I use thus unit with my laptop hdmi from computer hdmi port to rca cables connected to mixer amp and remote video port for Karaoke. Works perfect for me but don't know about your application?
1021282
I'd have to agree with K. but i did use mine via a tube preamp. it worked well but i ended up only usingthe cable once or twice as i rather go analogue
1296665
I actually have 2 connected and I can't tell a difference. It still sounds good actually. Unless your an audio connoisseur, then you might be able to tell a difference but I certainly can't. Hope this helps. They may sell a longer one too though.
1869838
1) You can use the red and white (and yellow) RCA cables. 2) Should work all right.
2179850
No this is a digital coax cable, which is a totally different type of signal. RCA is analog. Just buy one of those cables which are cheaper anyway.
1284050
Hell Yah! This cable fits nice and Tight and also enables a lot better Audio Quality as well! I purchased this cable for use with an MP3 and a FIIO E11 Amp! This is a Decent Cable!. and very well made at that It's worth it's price. PS: just make sure you push it in good for a good connection!. Good Luck.
1607084
Hi, Jerry! The manual says to use speakers "with an impedance of 8 ohms or more." The speaker connections are not RCA, they're bare wire connectors with a screw-on type fitting. I hope this helps you out. Good luck. By the way and for what it's worth, we've enjoyed our amp and it hasn't disappointed us at all.
237808
I'm not positive, I'm not familiar with RCA products. Sorry. Thanks for the inquiry.
537794
you must upgrade your interconnects for best response. I use balanced xlr connectors throughout my system. do the research go on line. amazon has a complete list of interconnects. the equalizer will be a hybrid' rca on one end xlr on the other. do the research, good luck
2037487
No. This cable is a single end for each end. I actually purchased two cables as my sub, Polk Audio, has separate right and left channel RCA connections as an option and my amp likewise.
2200026
It depends on what you are connecting to. One end of this cable is a 1/4", which is correct for guitars. The other end of this cable has an RCA connection. So it depends on what you will be plugging in to.
1719348
you could connect anything you want to it via RCA input on the back side of it as long as you monitor the signal going in so it doesn't overload. the peak indicator will light up red if the signal is peaking. just get the converter for the type of cable you are using and everything should work just fine. i would not suggest using microphone jack to connect anything but the microphone to it. hope this helps you. cheers
324248
I can't answer that one because my RCA cable was separated and so I returned it and went with another company
1518042
The VGA portion of the cable is just for video. The RCA portion (Red and White cable) produce the audio. If you are using an HDTV that has VGA input, odds are it has a PC Audio Input as well (although I would verify this first). Purchase an adapter called "3.5 mm stereo male to RCA female" to have audio to go along with your video. Hope this helps!