C2G 25ft (7.6m) Value Series Composite Video + Stereo Audio Cable

Overview

The C2G 40450 is a 25-foot composite video and stereo audio cable designed to connect older video devices to modern or legacy displays with reliable signal quality. It transmits one composite video signal along with left and right analog audio channels, making it a single-cable solution for linking DVD players, VCRs, camcorders, game consoles, or set-top boxes to televisions, projectors, or A/V receivers. The cable’s length allows for flexible placement across rooms or equipment racks without compromising signal integrity.

Key features

• Copper braid shielding reduces noise and interference, preserving picture detail and audio clarity.
• Nickel-plated RCA terminals resist corrosion, ensuring durable connections even in humid or less controlled environments.
• Flexible PVC jacket protects internal conductors and simplifies routing behind furniture or through tight spaces.
• Fully molded strain relief safeguards solder joints from damage caused by bending or pulling.
• Color-coded red, white, and yellow connectors provide clear visual guidance for quick and accurate installation.

Key specs

• Cable length: 25 feet (7.6 meters)
• Signal type: Composite video plus stereo analog audio (left and right channels)
• Connector type: RCA plugs with nickel-plated terminals
• Shielding: Copper braid shield for noise reduction
• Jacket material: Flexible PVC

Connectivity and compatibility

This cable supports standard composite video and stereo audio connections found on a wide range of consumer electronics produced over the last several decades. It works well with DVD players, VCRs, camcorders, game consoles, and set-top boxes, connecting seamlessly to televisions, projectors, and A/V receivers equipped with RCA inputs. The color-coded connectors help avoid confusion during setup, making it suitable for both home and professional environments.

Ideal uses and environments

The 25-foot length and robust construction make this cable a strong choice for home users digitizing analog media, educators presenting archival footage in classrooms, and AV integrators maintaining legacy equipment in professional installations. Its durability and corrosion resistance also suit spaces like basements, garages, conference rooms, or community centers where equipment may remain installed for long periods without frequent maintenance.