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Hosa Technology
Splits a stereo 1/8" signal into left and right RCA plugs over a 7.200 ft cable weighing .2
The Hosa Technology CMR-206 connects a stereo mini jack source to left and right RCA inputs. It measures 7.200 ft in length and weighs 0.2 lb. The cable splits a single 1/8" signal into two separate RCA connectors for simple audio routing.
This cable suits users needing a direct stereo breakout from a 1/8" output to dual RCA inputs. It does not serve installations requiring balanced connections, longer runs beyond the fixed length, or mono summing applications.
| Brand | Hosa |
|---|---|
| Type | Speaker Cables |
| Length | 7.200 |
| Weight | 0.2 |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
The cable measures 7.200 feet, providing ample slack for most desktop or rack setups between a portable device and a stereo receiver.
Play a test track with distinct left‑right panning; the RCA marked Left should feed the left speaker and the Right plug the right speaker.
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