Vivanco VVAJACK2RCA18MMK Cable de audio jack de 3,5 mm a 2x RCA 1,8 m Negro

Connecting your smartphone, tablet, or laptop to a stereo system or TV often reveals a frustrating mismatch: your device has a 3.5mm headphone jack, but your audio equipment only offers RCA inputs. The Vivanco VVAJACK2RCA18MMK cable solves this by providing a direct, reliable link between 3.5mm stereo sources and RCA-equipped amplifiers, receivers, or active speakers. No adapters, no fuss—just plug in and enjoy your music, podcasts, or videos with full stereo sound.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for anyone who wants to play audio from a portable device through a home stereo, AV receiver, or TV. It suits users with older audio gear that lacks digital inputs, as well as those who prefer a simple wired connection for stable, interference-free sound. Whether you're streaming from a phone at a party, connecting a laptop to a projector's audio, or integrating a portable player into your hi-fi setup, this cable delivers.

Main features

• 3.5mm stereo jack (male) to 2x RCA (male) connectors for universal compatibility
• 1.8-meter length offers flexibility in positioning devices without excess clutter
• Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and ensure a clean signal transfer
• PVC jacket provides durability and protection for everyday use
• Copper conductors deliver clear, detailed stereo audio
• Standard shielding reduces electromagnetic interference for cleaner sound

Specifications

• Connector A: 3.5mm Jack Male (Stereo TRS)
• Connector B: 2x RCA Male (Left/Right Audio)
• Cable length: 1.8 m (180 cm)
• Colour: Black
• Jacket material: PVC
• Conductor material: Copper
• Connector plating: Nickel
• Shielding: Standard
• Signal type: Analog Stereo Audio
• Application: Connecting audio devices (smartphone, MP3 player, laptop) to amplifiers, receivers, or TVs

Tips

To get the best sound, ensure both connectors are fully inserted. For devices with a case, check that the 3.5mm plug fits snugly; if not, remove the case or use a slim extension. Avoid sharp bends near the connectors to prolong cable life. When connecting to a TV, use the audio output (usually marked 'Audio Out' or 'Headphone') and select the correct input on your receiver or amplifier.