RCA Cables

An RCA cable is a line-level analogue lead with one plug per channel, the familiar red and white pair, used between hi-fi gear, DJ mixers, CD players and studio equipment.

Stereo RCA cables built for line-level analogue audio, with thick OFC conductors and copper shielding for noise-free playback. Choose RCA to RCA stereo pairs, plus jack to RCA and XLR to RCA leads for mixers and interfaces.

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Stereo RCA cables built for line-level analogue audio, with thick OFC conductors and copper shielding for noise-free playback. Choose RCA to RCA stereo pairs, plus jack to RCA and XLR to RCA leads for mixers and interfaces.

About RCA Audio Cables

RCA cables carry line-level analogue audio between hi-fi components, DJ mixers, CD players, TVs, subwoofers and studio gear. Stereo signals travel over the familiar red and white pair, one plug per channel, which is why RCA remains the standard connection on consumer and DJ equipment alike.

SWAMP RCA to RCA cables are built with thick 0.22mm² OFC conductors, each core wrapped in a copper shield and encased in a flexible PVC jacket, so they stay quiet through the rigours of regular DJ and studio use. Alongside stereo RCA to RCA pairs, the range includes jack to RCA and XLR to RCA leads for connecting consumer gear to mixers, interfaces and powered monitors. Popular lengths include our 5m RCA cables for longer runs. Building or repairing your own leads? See RCA connectors, or browse audio adapters and TRS cables for other connection types.

RCA Cable FAQs

What is an RCA cable used for?

RCA cables connect line-level analogue audio between devices such as DJ mixers, hi-fi amplifiers, turntables with built-in preamps, TVs and subwoofers. A standard stereo lead uses two plugs, red for the right channel and white for the left.

Can I use an RCA cable for a subwoofer?

Yes. Most powered subwoofers accept a standard RCA connection from the amplifier or receiver's sub output. A single RCA lead, or one side of a stereo pair, does the job for most home theatre and studio setups.

How do I connect RCA gear to XLR or 3.5mm equipment?

Use an XLR to RCA lead to connect consumer sources to mixers, interfaces or powered monitors, or a 3.5mm to RCA cable for phones and laptops. RCA is unbalanced, so keep runs as short as practical to avoid noise.