I'm trying to hook up a new subwoofer using the wiring in my house that was installed when the house was built. The cable for the sub is just a coaxial cable with no ends, so I need to stick an ...

The iconic yellow RCA cable was created for composite video, used widely in VCRs, game consoles, and camcorders. With the rise of HDMI, RCA cables became outdated despite being previously used for ...

RCA (Phono) Connector The plug's 1/8" by 5/16" prong connects the signal wire. The outer shell is ground, which connects to the sheath that wraps around the signal wire.

The polished metal RCA connectors are dual-shielded, while the 3.5mm connector is gold-plated and corrosion-resistant, delivering a clear sound with little signal loss.

As for connections, I'll just stick with quad RCA'”the connectors seem easier to wire.<br><br>I'll post pictures when I get stuff rolling.

The SVideo to RCA cable is sometime hard to find and the adapter is almost every time too short. I’ve searched at my local store and haven’t found any. So I’ve decided to search on google and found ...

RCA remotes can also be used to control cable boxes, certain Blu-ray and DVD players, and even some audio systems. If you’ve never used one before, here’s a guide on how to set one up!

They're also pretty expensive: $15 for either the 1/8" to RCA or 1/8" to optical adapter, neither of which is very long (though they don't need to be).