Van Den HUL The Bay Stereo Phono / RCA Cable 1.5m

Price: £172.50 (GBP) In Stock

Product Overview

Due to the large success of our (discontinued) The PATCHBAY B5 in its use as a general purpose audio interconnect, we have introduced The BAY C5...

Buying Guidance

A stereo phono/RCA cable for general-purpose audio interconnects.

The Van Den HUL The Bay Stereo Phono / RCA Cable 1.5m is designed for high-quality audio connections. It features RCA connectors and is suitable for various audio applications.

Best For

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audio interconnects
stereo phono connections

Buyer Considerations

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compatibility with devices
cable length
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Setup Notes

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Compatibility Checks

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ensure device compatibility
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Technical Snapshot

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Termination Type connectorized

Connector Ends RCA

Signal Use analogue audio

Length 1.5m

Price & Comparison Context

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The price of this cable is £172.50.

Similar cables are available from other manufacturers, but this one is from Van Den HUL.

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Overall 4/5

Data Completeness 4/5

Compatibility Confidence 4/5

Claim Safety 4/5

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