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Name: AudioQuest - Evergreen 3.5mm Mini > RCA 3.3' Analog Audio Interconnect Cable - Green on Black
Brand: AudioQuest
SKU: 2926058
Price: 99.95 USD
Rating: 4.7 (139 reviews)

AudioQuest - Evergreen 3.5mm Mini > RCA 3.3' Analog Audio Interconnect Cable - Green on Black

Model:: EVERG01MR; |
SKU:: 2926058

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QuestionWhat color is the Evergreen 3.5mm-to-RCA cable?
- Answer The Evergreen 3.5mm-to-RCA cable is green.
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QuestionIs the 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable compatible with all types of audio equipment?
This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Evergreen 3.5mm Mini > RCA 6.6' Analog Audio Interconnect Cable - Green on Black
- Answer This 6.6' AudioQuest Evergreen EVERG02MR 3.5mm-to-RCA interconnect cable features Long-Grain Copper (LGC) conductors tohelp reduce distortion and deliver quality sound. It is compatible with all types of audio equipment.
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QuestionHow durable is the 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable, and are there any protective features included?
This question was asked about the related product: AudioQuest - Evergreen 3.5mm Mini > RCA 6.6' Analog Audio Interconnect Cable - Green on Black
- Answer The Evergreen 6.6' 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable is designed for durability and features Long-Grain Copper (LGC)conductors to help reduce distortion. However, the context provided does not mention any specific protective featuresincluded with the cable.
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QuestionWhat's the length?
Asked 7 years ago by mech289.
- Answer The Description says "Evergreen 3.3'." 3.3 feet is 1.0 meter.
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QuestionCan you use this cable to hook an older iPod with a headphone jack to a stereo receiver?
Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.
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QuestionI have a Sony STR-DN1010 Receiver with a single subwoofer RCA connection. Will this work with my home theater sub that has left and right RCA connections?
Asked 5 years ago by Theater1.
- Answer For the subwoofer output on your Sony receiver it is a single mono RCA connection, we would recommend one of subwoofer cables such as the Black Lab for this application. Most subwoofers will have either a dedicated single RCA input for this "LFE" connection or will designate either the L or R connection for the single "mono" subwoofer connection from a receiver.
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AudioQuest - Evergreen 3.5mm Mini > RCA 3.3' Analog Audio Interconnect Cable - Green on Black

Q: QuestionWhat color is the Evergreen 3.5mm-to-RCA cable?

Q: QuestionIs the 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable compatible with all types of audio equipment?

Q: QuestionHow durable is the 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable, and are there any protective features included?

Q: QuestionWhat's the length?

Q: QuestionCan you use this cable to hook an older iPod with a headphone jack to a stereo receiver?

Q: QuestionI have a Sony STR-DN1010 Receiver with a single subwoofer RCA connection. Will this work with my home theater sub that has left and right RCA connections?

QuestionWhat color is the Evergreen 3.5mm-to-RCA cable?

QuestionIs the 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable compatible with all types of audio equipment?

QuestionHow durable is the 3.5mm-to-RCA Interconnect Cable, and are there any protective features included?

QuestionWhat's the length?

QuestionCan you use this cable to hook an older iPod with a headphone jack to a stereo receiver?

QuestionI have a Sony STR-DN1010 Receiver with a single subwoofer RCA connection. Will this work with my home theater sub that has left and right RCA connections?