Detail 01
TRS to dual RCA
The tip and ring of the TRS each feed one RCA, so one plug carries two separate signals.

Independent shopping perspective
A 3.3 ft insert cable splitting one stereo TRS plug into two RCA plugs. For patching a mixer insert point or an RCA-equipped device.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The tip and ring of the TRS each feed one RCA, so one plug carries two separate signals.
Detail 02
It splits send and return, not left and right. Behavior depends entirely on what the TRS jack expects.
Detail 03
Enough to reach gear on the same rack or table. Not enough to cross a stage.
Detail 04
Friction-fit plugs, no locking. They can work loose if the cable gets tugged.
Detail 05
Susceptible to hum on long runs or near power supplies. Keep it short and away from transformers.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Physically yes, the two RCAs carry tip and ring. Whether left and right land correctly depends on the source jack's wiring.
It fits any 1/4" TRS insert jack. Confirm your mixer's send/return assignment so the RCA ends go to the right places.
For gear in the same rack or immediately beside the mixer, yes. For anything across the room, no.
The cable is black. Label the ends yourself if you need to track send versus return.
Reference
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