What does 'marine grade' mean for these RCA cables?

Marine grade means these cables are built to withstand harsher environmental conditions often found in boats, such as higher humidity and exposure to salt. The tinned copper helps prevent corrosion, which is a common issue in marine applications.

What is the benefit of Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) wire?

Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) wire has fewer impurities and less oxygen trapped within the copper strands. This allows for a cleaner, more efficient transfer of audio signals, reducing potential interference and signal degradation.

How many audio channels does this cable support?

This is a 4-channel RCA cable. This means it can carry four separate audio signals, typically used for connecting a stereo source to front and rear amplifiers, or a front speaker set and a subwoofer.

Questions? Call Us:631-982-0042

M-F 8AM-4PM ET

Trusted Since 1957

Est. 1957

DS18 Marine Grade Tinned Copper OFC RCA Wires 4-Channel 6 Feet

1 / 6

Specifications

Brand: DS18
Part #: MOFCR-6FT.4CH
UPC: 810005187503

DS18 Marine Grade Tinned Copper OFC RCA Wires 4-Channel 6 Feet

Name: DS18 Marine Grade Tinned Copper OFC RCA Wires 4-Channel 6 Feet
Brand: DS18
Price: 26.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$26.95

Only 2 left in stock

DS18 4-channel 6ft marine grade RCA cables. Tinned copper OFC wire for clear audio signal.

Key Features

This is a 4-channel RCA cable with a 6-foot length.
Constructed with tinned Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) for improved signal clarity and corrosion resistance.
Marine grade construction helps protect against environmental factors like moisture and salt.

Secure CheckoutFast Shipping631-982-0042

Product Details

When you're setting up a new sound system in your boat or vehicle, getting a clean audio signal from your head unit to your amplifiers is key. These DS18 RCA cables are built for that job, carrying a four-channel signal over six feet. They use Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors, which are known for their ability to transmit audio signals with less interference and signal loss compared to standard copper.

What really sets these apart for marine use is the tinned copper construction. This tin coating helps prevent corrosion, which is a big deal when your electronics are exposed to moisture and salt in a marine environment. The 6-foot length is pretty standard for many setups, giving you enough room to route the cables without being excessively long and creating clutter. Having four channels means you can connect a stereo source to a pair of amplifiers, or a front and rear set of speakers, or even a front set and a subwoofer.