Was this aux cable made in China? null

Sorry, I can't answer. I didn't think to even check. Once I tried it and it worked, I discarded all the packaging. But it works fine for my purpose. I have an older receiver (no Bluetooth) and outdoor speakers I use on my deck and wanted a way to hookup my cellphone to the receiver so that I could stream Pandora from my phone using the headphone jack to the line in on the receiver and have enough slack to put the phone in a safe spot. So this one works fine for me. If that helps you any.

“Was this aux cable made in China?”

Asked by Jaywyo 5 years ago

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Insignia™ - 10' 3.5mm Audio Cable - Black-Front_Standard

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Answered by Blackdog 3 years ago
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Answered by JJonny 3 years ago
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Sorry, I can't answer. I didn't think to even check. Once I tried it and it worked, I discarded all the packaging. But it works fine for my purpose. I have an older receiver (no Bluetooth) and outdoor speakers I use on my deck and wanted a way to hookup my cellphone to the receiver so that I could stream Pandora from my phone using the headphone jack to the line in on the receiver and have enough slack to put the phone in a safe spot. So this one works fine for me. If that helps you any.
Answered by tlogan 5 years ago
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Made in China
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 5 years ago
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