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RCA Audio Piggyback Cable, 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male + RCA Female Piggyback, 6 foot

3.9
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  • Length: 6 feet, Color: Black, Wire: 26 AWG, Shield Type: spiral
  • This RCA piggyback cable is for connecting audio components together and will allow you to connect multiple stereo audio cables to one jack without using separate splitters

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Customer Reviews

These serve a purpose Nice piggyback cables here work fine I don't dislike them that much, but I would not use them in a professional configuration of any sort. The reason I say this is because there is static / buzzing noise when you have to peripherals plugged into this piggyback cable. Other than that he's cables are fine and yes they allowed a single coaxial to be used as a double coaxial which I have used to transmit sound from my DJ controller to two separate speakers which were powered. 4Worked well for what I needed I have a DLP and while it does have HDMI, for various reasons it's better to play games using the VGA port. The VGA input has a single set of RCA jacks and I wanted to connect the audio for my PC and Xbox 360. The 360 has a VGA adapter with RCA connections.I plugged the male end of the pass through into the RCA connection on the TV, and used a gender changer to connect the male terminal ends to the RCA output on the 360 VGA adapter. I plugged a 25 foot RCA to 3.5mm cable into the female end of the pass through and connected the 3.5 mm end to my PC.Now I can switch the video input with the press of a button and get audio on both. I was worried about interference or low audio, but it hasn't been a problem with either source. Since the PC and 360 are never in use at the same time, there's no problems with garbled audio. 5Hum Used this to split a DVD /CD player audio composite out. One for the TV, the other for an amplifier so I can play CD's when the TV is turned off.They hum when no sound is being emitted was evident while turning up the volume. Hum disappeared when I used single straight cables.I also realized this is un-returnable. Avoid this cable. Avoid this seller. 1Not made out of shielded cable - Not eligible for Return Caution! If you are using this in a cabinet with devices using Bluetooth and WiFi and lots of power supplies this will pick up all the interference and add a constant buzz to the background of your audio. It looked cheap but the reviews said it did not degrade the signal and was not noisy so I tried it. Those reviewers must be playing loud music or using it away from interference. For headphones or soft music like a whole house stereo look for something that says it using shielded cable. Double Caution! Even though this is an Amazon Prime item it is not eligible for return. Don't waste your money. 1Works well for intended purpose, inexpensive Several reviewers seem to be using this cable for unintended purposes. The cable is intended to be used to connect one output to two inputs. Using it to connect two outputs to one input might work if you are lucky, but is fraught with problems, and it is not the cable's fault.Using it to connect one output to two inputs connects an output of approximately 100 ohms impedance to two very high impedance inputs, which works very well at the very low analog audio frequencies. Analog audio is not very demanding, and as long as the cable is reasonably shielded and makes good contact at the connectors, it will work well.Connecting two outputs together has problems. Standard line outputs have an impedance of about 100 ohms, but can vary. A headphone output, which can usually be used as a line out with success (and is commonly done), has an output impedance of about 30 ohms or so. Speaker outputs, which can also work successfully to a line input (if you don't turn up the volume too high), has an impedance more like 4 ohms. If you connect two line level outputs together with a similar impedance, you might get away with it. Mixing any of the types listed above will provide unpredictable results, usually bad. Connecting two speaker outputs together might burn out the output transistors. In any case, it is NOT the cable's fault. The cable just connects the wires together. It does not perform magic. For connecting two outputs together, a $50 cable will work as poorly as a $5 cable. Use a switchbox instead.Gave only 4 stars as it is not a super high quality cable, but for the price I was not expecting anything more. At Radio Shack this cable is $16.95. Yes, it is better quality and gold plated, but this one works just fine for my needs.So use it for connecting one output to two inputs. Do do not use it for connecting two outputs to one input. Use a switch box for that instead. Do not use it for video. Maybe it will work, but it is not designed for that. 4I tried testing back and forth the equipment and the old tapes and concluded that the RCA jacks on the receiver that fed the cassette player had gone bad. I was going to buy another vintage receiver ... I have a vintage (45-50 yo) Phillips Receiver and a Cassette player. And my vintage wife of 45-50 years wanted to play cassettes. Who does that? Anyway, I tried testing back and forth the equipment and the old tapes and concluded that the RCA jacks on the receiver that fed the cassette player had gone bad. I was going to buy another vintage receiver until I Googled and found out these neato cables exist. I simply piggyback the cassette player to the CD player, and I works. I can't imagine anyone wanting to turn on both players at the same time. Now, she-who-must-be-obeyed can twist to Richard Simmons all she likes. 5will work for combining two audio signals on one input - just be smart i see a lot of reviews on this product stating that you will wreak havoc on your components or suffer from horrible audio if you try to combine two outputs into one input. to this i have to say, sure, if you don't know what you're doing. but if you're smart about it, and only run one component at a time, you shouldn't have any issues. the trick is to combine line outputs from two similar devices. for instance, i combined the outputs from my dvd player and a media streaming console. the signal strength/resistance, and subsequently, the volume of each device is the same when coming across my tv speakers. if you try to put an adapter from a headphone output together with a component's audio line output, you're gonna have problems with gain levels and overall volume.for me, this setup works perfectly when trying to connect three devices to an old tv with only two source selections in my son's toyroom. the wii goes to a/v 1, the dvd player video is rca and the media streamer video is component on a/v 2, and the audio also gets combined on a/v 2 via this cable. works like a charm!anyway, onto the product review. the actual cable does not feel any more durable than the standard rca audio cables that come packaged with most entertainment devices these days. the regular male jacks are also about standard. the piggyback jacks are nothing too special, until you remember that they're piggyback jacks and can combine two audio sources (and yes, of course, split one audio source into two). this is absolutely the only thing that makes this cable special. no fancy gold plating or cable shielding exists with this cable.if shipping was not included for free, i would have not spent $3.36 for this. i have plenty of rca audio cables laying around that i could have simply spliced together to acheive the same result. really, the main reason i got this cable was to prove that you actually can combine two outputs into one input. don't let the nay-sayers fool you. 5Know what to expect. I bought this knowing i wouldnt be blasting 8 inch drivers with it. I have a pair of polk audio bookshelf speakers with x2 3 inch drivers and a tweater in each. And a powered sub on the side. I split the source into 2(one to this amp and 1 to the sup with a crossover). If you dont turn it up past 85-90% it sounds fine. Its no bose or hi fi but its adjustable. Just use a 2amp or more power thingy. All in all im happy. 4Cheap components and construction I purchased this RCA cable for a simple split signal application. Wasn t looking to spend high $$ on a decidedly simple solution. After installing the cable, I noticed intermittent connection problems, audio cutting in and out. Initially believed it to be the system it was connected to - but when trouble shooting the problem I found the tip conductor missing on the red cable and the white cable s tip was starting to pull apart as well. (See image) The intent was simple, the execution easy, the result poor. Though inexpensive this is disappointing considering it s a simple RCA that for the same cost could have slightly better build quality. Won t be purchasing again, went with higher end Y-connector cables. 1No go...not good. Purchased to split the audio signal from the television (which receives audio via hdmi, be either my PC, the satellite receiver, or my PS4) to an amplifier connected to a subwoofer and to two speakers separate from the amplifier. Created muffled speech with the music and sound effects normal when the front speakers were not connected. Normal but only through the subwoofer when the front speakers were connected. No audio from the front speakers no matter how they were connected. 1
RCA Audio Piggyback Cable, 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male + RCA Female Piggyback, 6 foot

RCA Audio Piggyback Cable, 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male + RCA Female Piggyback, 6 foot

3.9
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Regular price
€36,00
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€36,00
Regular price
€58,00
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Unit price
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Save 38% (€22,00)