The SARCA-Q-10 4-pack delivers reliable RCA to 1/4" connectivity for home studios, DJ setups, and live sound applications where you need to interface consumer audio gear with professional equipment. These cables bridge the gap between your CD players, tape decks, drum machines, or home audio components and mixing consoles, PA systems, or recording interfaces.

Each 10-foot cable provides an unbalanced mono connection with color-coded red and white RCA connectors on one end and straight 1/4" plugs on the other. The 22-gauge copper conductors ensure clean signal transfer, while nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and maintain solid contact over time. Heavy-duty PVC jacketing protects the cables from wear during regular setup and teardown.

Perfect for mobile DJs connecting consumer playback devices to PA mixers, home studio producers integrating vintage gear, or live performers adding backing tracks from CD players. The 10-foot length handles most stage and studio routing needs without excess cable clutter. Churches and schools frequently use these cables to connect media players to their sound systems during services or presentations.

The injection-molded terminations provide durability for regular use, and the four-cable pack ensures you have backups or can run stereo connections with spares. Connects any RCA output device directly to line inputs on mixers, amplifiers, or audio interfaces.

Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty with fast shipping to get your connections sorted quickly and reliably.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What devices can I connect with these RCA to 1/4" cables?

These cables connect any device with RCA outputs (CD players, tape decks, drum machines, media players, home stereo components) to equipment with 1/4" inputs like mixing consoles, PA amplifiers, audio interfaces, or powered speakers. They're commonly used to integrate consumer audio gear into professional sound systems.

Are these cables balanced or unbalanced connections?

These provide unbalanced mono connections. Each cable carries one channel of audio, so you'll need two cables for stereo applications - typically using the red cable for right channel and white for left channel, though the color coding is just for organization.

How many cables do I need for a stereo connection from my CD player?

You'll need two cables for stereo - one for the left channel and one for the right channel. This 4-pack gives you a complete stereo connection plus two spare cables, or you can run two separate stereo sources simultaneously.

Will these work with my church's media player and mixing console?

Yes, these are ideal for connecting media players, CD players, or computer audio outputs to church mixing boards. The 10-foot length typically handles the distance from media rack to mixer, and the professional 1/4" connectors work with standard church sound system inputs.

What's the difference between these and XLR cables for connecting audio sources?

These RCA to 1/4" cables are designed for line-level consumer devices and provide unbalanced connections, while XLR cables typically carry balanced signals from microphones or professional line sources. Use these when your source device has RCA outputs and your mixer or amplifier has 1/4" line inputs.

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