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StarTech.com 6in Stereo Audio Cable 3.5mm to 2x RCA (MUMFRCA)
RCA Female - Mini-phone Male Stereo - 15.24cm - Black
Description
This 3.5 mm to RCA Cable/Stereo Audio Cable converts the 3.5mm audio output from your sound card to an RCA style connector (two female ports). The 3.5mm/RCA adapter is backed by our Lifetime Warranty.
Main Features
General Information
| Product Type | Audio Cable |
| Brand Name | StarTech.com |
| Manufacturer | StarTech.com |
| Product Name | 6in Stereo Audio Cable 3.5mm to 2x RCA |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MUMFRCA |
| Manufacturer Website Address | www.startech.com |
| Marketing Information | This 3.5 mm to RCA Cable/Stereo Audio Cable converts the 3.5mm audio output from your sound card to an RCA style connector (two female ports). The 3.5mm/RCA adapter is backed by our Lifetime Warranty. |
Technical Information
| Connector on First End | 2 x RCA Female |
| Connector on Second End | 1 x Mini-phone Male Stereo |
| Conductor | Copper |
| Cable Length | 152 mm |
Physical Characteristics
| Color | Black |
Miscellaneous
| Certifications & Standards | FCC |
Warranty
| Standard Warranty | Lifetime |
March 22, 2010
Anonymous says:
Pros: works as describedCons: slightly pricey with shippingworks as described slightly pricey with shipping cheaper than the shack
September 8, 2009
phildog549 says:
Pros: Does what is is supposed to. Sound is clear through the speakers.Cons: None yet.Does what is is supposed to. Sound is clear through the speakers. None yet.
July 6, 2009
Rlink says:
Pros: WorksCons: Nothing Against this product, but I purchased it for use with an Xbox 360 VGA kit via the line-in on my PC. It wasn't clear to me that the Microsoft VGA kit came with an adapter, so I'll end up keeping this one as a spare. $6 may have been slightly high for such a simple little adapter, but it was the only one available.Works Nothing Against this product, but I purchased it for use with an Xbox 360 VGA kit via the line-in on my PC. It wasn't clear to me that the Microsoft VGA kit came with an adapter, so I'll end up keeping this one as a spare. $6 may have been slightly high for such a simple little adapter, but it was the only one available.