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The RCA Connector
The RCA connector, also known as the RCA connector, is primarily used in HiFi systems and DJ equipment, where a connection between the audio system and the amplifier or speakers is required. For this, an RCA cable is necessary, with RCA connectors at both ends. They represent the most widely used variant of audio cables commonly available on the market and are now also used in other electronic devices. For each transmission channel, a single-core cable with a shielding braid is required.
RCA cables are typically stereo cables, meaning two individual single-core cables can be combined into a two-core cable. This is called twin-lead cable, which also utilizes coaxial cable.
RCA connectors have been more prevalent in the United States than in Europe for some time: until about 50 years ago, Europe mainly produced banana connectors, but today these have largely been replaced by RCA connectors. Here, the left audio channel is marked with white color and a white connector, while the right channel is indicated with red color.