Hosa CRA-204 Dual RCA to Dual RCA Stereo Interconnect Cable - 13.1 Feet

Hosa CRA-204: The 13-Foot RCA Cable That Reaches From Your Source to Your Speakers

When your turntable, mixer, or media player lives on one side of the room and your powered speakers sit on the other, the short cable in the box rarely makes the trip. The Hosa CRA-204 solves that with a 13.1-foot (4 m) dual RCA to dual RCA stereo interconnect built to carry a full left-and-right signal cleanly from end to end. It is the no-drama connector that turns two separate pieces of gear into one working system.

Why Oxygen-Free Copper and OFC Shielding Matter for a Clean Signal

Cheap interconnects use thin, impure conductors that lose signal over distance and pick up hum from nearby power supplies and Wi-Fi. The CRA-204 runs oxygen-free copper conductors for low-loss transfer and wraps them in an OFC spiral shield that rejects EMI and RFI across the entire 13.1-foot length. The result is a quiet line: no buzz creeping into quiet passages, no high-frequency hash riding on top of your music.

Built to Connect a Turntable to Powered Studio Monitors

This is the cable for the vinyl listener wiring a turntable's RCA line output into a pair of active monitors or powered speakers with RCA inputs. Set the turntable's preamp switch to line level, run the CRA-204 between them, and the music plays. The same cable links a mixer, CD player, or audio interface to active speakers just as easily — anywhere a stereo RCA source needs to meet a stereo RCA input.

Nickel-Plated Plugs That Seat Firmly and Last

The four RCA plugs are nickel-plated to resist corrosion over years of use and to grip the jacks tightly so the connection does not work loose or crackle. For the first-time buyer building a setup, the upgrader replacing a too-short factory cable, or the listener who simply wants a longer, better-shielded run, the CRA-204 is the dependable, affordable link that gets signal from point A to point B and stays out of the way.