Hello.
Quick question: are 2 RCA to 2 RCA stereo cables supposed to have 2 or 4 conductors?
I need to wire two 3-pin phoenix connectors from my audio processor (XAP) into two RCA inputs (red and white) for stereo output, similar to below:
2457-23492-001 - Google Search
2 RCA to 2 RCA cables that I have only have red, white and shield, meaning that I can only wire 2 RCA to one 3-pin phoenix connector (red for pin 1, white for pin 2, ground for pin 3), ending up with mono output. The Belkin PureAV audio cable that I have says it's supposed to be stereo, and that's fair enough I suppose as it sends one signal through white conductor and one through red, but how would the above Polycom cable be wired? It seems to have 2 red, 2 white and 2 grounds, yet still ends up with 2 RCA?
Quick question: are 2 RCA to 2 RCA stereo cables supposed to have 2 or 4 conductors?
I need to wire two 3-pin phoenix connectors from my audio processor (XAP) into two RCA inputs (red and white) for stereo output, similar to below:
2457-23492-001 - Google Search
2 RCA to 2 RCA cables that I have only have red, white and shield, meaning that I can only wire 2 RCA to one 3-pin phoenix connector (red for pin 1, white for pin 2, ground for pin 3), ending up with mono output. The Belkin PureAV audio cable that I have says it's supposed to be stereo, and that's fair enough I suppose as it sends one signal through white conductor and one through red, but how would the above Polycom cable be wired? It seems to have 2 red, 2 white and 2 grounds, yet still ends up with 2 RCA?