Connect Rca Universal Remote

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My review for One For All universal Remote Control essential. 100% compatible guaranteed to work with all brands. It only took me a couple seconds to connect the remote to my tv. It is super easy you can connect up to 8 devices.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This universal remote was easy to connect to our vizio tv. Just read the instructions and you are good to go. It has a night light which helps a lot. It also has a good weight to it as well. You can connect and use this to replace many remotes. Very useful. Didnt come with batteries it takes two AA.

I was trying to connect my turntable to my radio with a speaker.  My turntable came with an RCA cable ending in two male plugs.  The manufacturer also supplied an RCA cable with a 3.5 mm plug at one end (which plugged into my radio) and two RCA female plugs at the other.  So far so good.  But the cable didnt reach far enough, and the only suitable extension cable I could find was a 10-foot RCA cable with two male plugs at either end.  Now how could I attach the male plugs to the male plugs coming out of my turntable?  The pair of Pearstone RCA to RCA female couplers proved to be the answer.  Everything works fine now.

All my stereo components have balanced XLR connectors so I decided to connect everything with balanced connectors instead of RCA. I am quite pleased with the result. CDs, SACDs and LPs sound so clear and natural. I chose Kopul because they seemed to be well constructed and were relatively inexpensive compared to my old RCA cables. I have ordered several more of these cables just in case I damage one.

I have a turntable and Sony Home Theater system that required a pre-amp interface to hear my vinyl collection. It works flawlessly. Just had to plug in the pre-amp power cord, connect the 2 supplied RCA plugs to the turntable output and into the pre-amp. Then connect another pair of RCA plugs (not supplied) from the out put side of the pre-amp into the input side of an unused audio input of my home theater amp and voila, let there be sound! A whole lot cheaper than buying a new high-end amp that has a phono jack! I have not experienced any buzzes, hisses, etc. I have noticed, however, that it does not repair vinyl record scratches and cracks nor allow me to understand 1970's Bob Dylan any better.

I like the TV, great picture. What I didn't like was, no RCA connections. I had to buy a Converter to connect my DVD recorder.

This cable is great for connecting many types of gear you may not have considered before. I use it to connect my digital recorder (which only has RCA outputs) to my studio monitors. Very high quality connectors.

I'm on the low budget end of amateur. I needed a cable to connect my old DV camera on one end of a crane to a new monitor on the other end of the crane -- RCA out to BNC in. This cable was inexpensive but it's built really well. Just feels solid. Might actually be the nicest piece of equipment I own.

I needed to connect the male RCA cable on my turntable to my Bose radio.  Trouble is that the cables that came with my turntable did not reach the radio.  The Pearstone cable was able to extend them.  I just needed to get a couple of female couples so that I could connect two male cables together.

I used a pair of Mogami XLR-RCA wires to connect Genelec speakers to the FOne subwoofer. They work as advertised and feel great in the hand!