Vanco AGP225 Dual Rca Cable M/m Ofc Gold 25 Ft

Product Description

The VANCO AGP225 is a dual RCA male-to-male interconnect cable constructed with oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors and gold-plated connectors. OFC construction minimizes signal loss and reduces resistance across the run, making this cable suitable for audio and AV signal routing in both residential and light commercial installations. At 25 feet, it covers longer in-wall or rack-to-component runs where signal integrity matters. Installers working in home theater, distributed audio, or AV integration applications will find this cable appropriate for low-level analog audio interconnect work.

This cable is used in applications requiring a standard dual RCA connection between source components and amplifiers, receivers, or distribution equipment. The 25-foot length suits installations where components are separated by distance, such as rack-mounted equipment to in-room speakers or source switching gear. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for professional AV integrators and experienced DIY installers working with analog audio signal paths.

Key Features

• Oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors for reduced signal loss over longer runs
• Gold-plated RCA connectors for corrosion resistance and reliable contact
• Dual RCA male-to-male configuration for standard stereo analog audio connections
• 25-foot length accommodates extended component-to-component runs
• Sold individually as a complete pre-terminated cable assembly

Compatibility

Designed as a standard dual RCA male-to-male interconnect cable for use with any equipment featuring RCA input or output jacks, including amplifiers, receivers, source components, and AV distribution devices.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools beyond basic hand routing and cable management hardware. Power down all connected audio or AV equipment before connecting or disconnecting signal cables. Avoid running low-level analog signal cables parallel to AC power lines for extended distances, as this can introduce hum or interference. Follow applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines when routing cables through walls or conduit.