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6inch RCA Female to 2-RCA Male Digital Coaxial Splitter Adapter
This Digital Coax Cable is made from premium quality RG-6/U with double copper braid shielding to prevent signal degradation caused by EMI and RFI interference. This cable is ideal for conducting S/PDIF digital audio signals and other high-bandwidth content, but it can also be used for composite video and other line level RCA signals.
This splitter features a single RCA female jack on one end and a pair of RCA male plugs on the other end. The purpose of this is adapter to split a single RCA output to send to two RCA inputs.
Note that this should be used only as a splitter. Combining audio signals could result in damage to your audio equipment. The proper way to combine audio signals is through an audio mixer.
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- Gold plated RCA male connectors
- Rubber-covered, molded connector housings
- 97% pure oxygen-free copper conductor
- Double shielded with copper braiding
- 22 pF per foot capacitance
- 75 ohm impedance
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| SKU | 6261 - S2-17 |
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| Length (ft) | No |
| Color | No |
| Gauge | No |
| Type of Boot | N/A |
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