Shop RCA and analog audio/video cables for speakers, amplifiers, televisions, video equipment, computers and other AV systems. Wallco offers stereo audio, composite video, component video and related analog cable assemblies across multiple connector configurations.
Compare cables by connector type, number of channels, signal application, connector gender and required cable length.
Analog audio and video cables connect amplifiers, speakers, televisions, media equipment, computers and other AV devices that use RCA and related analog interfaces. Similar connector styles may be used for several different signal types, making the intended equipment connection important when selecting a cable.
RCA connectors are widely used for line-level analog audio connections. Stereo cable assemblies commonly use separate left and right channels, often identified by different connector colors.
Composite video uses a single analog video signal connection and is common on older televisions, video equipment, surveillance hardware and other legacy AV devices. RCA-style connectors are frequently used for this interface.
Component video divides the video signal across multiple connections. Cable assemblies typically use several color-coded RCA connectors, and all required channels must be connected correctly between compatible equipment.
Analog audio cable assemblies may provide one, two or multiple signal channels. Verify the required number of connections and equipment input/output arrangement before choosing an assembly.
Some finished cable assemblies transition between RCA connectors and compatible phone plugs or other analog audio interfaces. These cables can be useful when connecting equipment that provides different physical connector formats at each end.
Choose enough cable length for installation and service access without excessive coiling. For longer analog signal runs, cable construction, shielding and the electrical environment can affect performance.
This category is intended for finished analog audio and video cable assemblies. Standalone RCA couplers, gender changers and interface adapters should be categorized separately from complete cables.
Identify the connector and signal type at both pieces of equipment. Determine whether the application is audio, composite video, component video or another analog connection, then select the appropriate channel count, connector configuration and cable length.