The SA-PGSR25Red RCA extension cable solves the common problem when your existing RCA cables aren't long enough to reach between audio components. DJs running sound from their mixer to powered speakers, musicians connecting keyboards to PA systems, and home studio engineers routing signals across their setup rely on these extensions to complete their connections without signal degradation.

This 25-foot extension cable maintains signal integrity through oxygen-free copper conductors and aluminum foil shielding, preventing interference and signal loss over the extended run. The 24k gold-plated RCA male and female connectors resist corrosion and ensure reliable contact, while 22-gauge wire provides adequate current capacity for line-level audio signals.

Built with a flexible PVC jacket and strain relief at both connector ends, this cable handles the regular setup and breakdown demands of mobile DJs and traveling musicians. The red color coding helps identify mono signals or right-channel connections in stereo applications, reducing setup errors in low-light venues.

Use this extension for connecting DJ mixers to powered speakers across stages, extending keyboard outputs to reach distant amplifiers, or routing home theater components when rack-mounted gear sits far from display screens. The 25-foot length covers most stage and studio scenarios without excess cable creating ground loops or signal issues.

The cable features standard RCA male to RCA female connectors that work with any RCA-equipped audio or video device. Ships ready to use with no additional adapters required.

Seismic Audio backs this extension cable with a one-year warranty and ships nationwide to keep your connections reliable and your signal clean.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this RCA extension cable handle both audio and video signals?

Yes, the SA-PGSR25Red works with both composite audio and video signals. The oxygen-free copper conductors and aluminum foil shielding maintain signal integrity for line-level audio from mixers, keyboards, and CD players, as well as composite video from DVD players and game consoles. The 75-ohm impedance and proper shielding prevent signal degradation over the 25-foot run.

Will adding this extension cable to my DJ setup cause signal loss or noise?

The cable's oxygen-free copper conductors and aluminum foil shielding minimize signal loss and interference over the 25-foot length. For typical DJ applications running line-level signals from mixers to powered speakers, you won't notice any degradation in sound quality. The 24k gold-plated connectors ensure clean contact and resist the corrosion that causes crackling over time.

How far can I run audio signals for a small venue or outdoor event?

This 25-foot extension works well for small to medium venues up to 200 people where you need to separate your DJ booth from the speakers by 20-30 feet total cable run. For larger outdoor events requiring longer runs, consider balanced XLR connections instead, as RCA cables become more susceptible to interference beyond 50 feet total length.

Does this cable work with powered speakers that have RCA inputs?

Yes, this extension connects any RCA output device to powered speakers with RCA inputs. Many compact powered speakers and studio monitors use RCA inputs for line-level signals. Simply plug your mixer, keyboard, or audio interface RCA output into the male end, then connect the female end to your powered speaker's RCA input.

Can I daisy-chain multiple RCA extension cables together?

While you can physically connect multiple extensions together, each additional connection point introduces potential signal loss and interference. For runs longer than 25 feet, consider using a single longer cable or switching to balanced XLR connections, which maintain signal quality over greater distances and provide better noise rejection in live sound environments.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov