RCA cables

Beyond the standard and "simple" RCA cables with male connectors on one end and female on the other, there are numerous variations to accommodate different types of input or output connections. For instance, there are cables with male RCA and female XLR, or male RCA on both ends, or RCA and jack, just to name a few.

If you're struggling to find what you need, or you want to avoid an excess of cables for something that could be resolved with less, you might want to check if it's feasible to use an audio adapter in the Musicalstore2005 dedicated section.

The RCA cables are particularly common when you need to connect inputs (often referred to as AUX in) to the mixer from external audio devices such as PCs, iPods, and others, or they're used to connect amplifiers to audio speakers. RCA outputs are also featured in external audio cards to connect, indeed, speakers or studio monitors.