Good Connections 5901-KA cable adaptador de audio, 1x conector macho RCA a 2x conector hembra RCA, 0,2 m, negro

When your audio setup needs to split a single RCA signal into two outputs, this Good Connections adapter cable solves it instantly. With one RCA male plug on one end and two RCA female jacks on the other, it lets you connect one source to two destinations—like sending a mono signal to both left and right inputs of an amplifier, or splitting a subwoofer output to two subs. The 0.2m length keeps connections tidy without excess cable clutter. Nickel-plated connectors and copper conductors ensure clean signal transfer, while the PVC jacket provides durability. Ideal for home audio, car audio, or studio setups where a simple Y-split is required.

Who is it for

This adapter is perfect for audio enthusiasts, installers, and anyone who needs to duplicate a mono RCA signal. Whether you're connecting a single subwoofer output to two subwoofers, feeding a mono source into stereo inputs, or combining signals in a pinch, this cable gets the job done without signal loss. It's a must-have for troubleshooting or custom audio configurations.

Main features

• 1x RCA male to 2x RCA female Y-adapter
• Short 0.2m length for minimal signal loss and easy routing
• Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and ensure reliable contact
• Copper conductors deliver clear analog audio
• Flexible PVC jacket for durability and easy handling
• Standard shielding reduces interference
• Black colour blends with most equipment

Specifications

• Brand: Good Connections
• Model: 5901-KA
• MPN: 5901-KA
• EAN: 4014619590193
• Cable length: 0.2 m
• Connector A: 1x RCA male
• Connector B: 2x RCA female
• Connector plating: Nickel
• Conductor material: Copper
• Jacket material: PVC
• Shielding: Standard
• Colour: Black
• Application: Audio signal splitting or combining
• Signal type: Analog audio

Tips

For best results, ensure all connections are secure and avoid sharp bends near the connectors. This adapter is unidirectional—the male end must connect to the source. If you need to combine two signals into one, use a proper mixer instead, as passive Y-adapters can cause impedance mismatches. Keep the cable away from power lines to minimise hum.