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RCA connectors are used in multiple audio and video applications. [C023A]
Neutrik NF2C-B/2 assembly instruction BDA 236 V3 shows a center-conductor path and a separate cable-shield path terminating in the concentric phono plug contacts. This reference counts two conducting paths, not component solder lugs or switched-socket terminals. [C023B]
Denon AVR-1507 page 10 distinguishes RCA-style pin-plug uses: white/left and red/right analog audio, a separate mono subwoofer connection, orange coaxial digital audio, yellow composite video, and green Y / blue PB-CB / red PR-CR component video. [C023C]
The Denon AVR-1507 cable table specifies 75-ohm pin-plug cables separately for coaxial digital audio and composite video. A shared impedance description and RCA form do not make their signals the same. [C023D]
Neutrik describes the NF2C-B/2 as making its ground contact before its signal contact, and breaking signal before ground. The manufacturer also uses phono, RCA and CINCH as names for this plug type. [C023E]
Source-scoped identification facts
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Not recorded: Positions / cavity span, Populated contacts, Contact rows, Contact pitch, Dimensions / axis, Contact gender / arrangement, Mounting, Keying / polarization, Shell / form, View convention. Unknown fields stay unknown; illustrations supply no measurements or pin assignments.
Recorded variant and source limits
- Color alone does not establish analog audio, coaxial digital audio, composite video or component video.
- No impedance, supported frequency, cable length, signal voltage or connector tolerance is inferred for an unspecified cable or socket.
- Switched sockets and multiway assemblies may have additional terminals not represented by the two interface paths.
- Ground-before-signal contact sequencing belongs to the cited NF2C-B/2 design, not every RCA connector. No fabrication or live-connection approval.
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Specifications and limits
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RCA connectors are used in multiple audio and video applications.
C2G / Legrand · Video connector guide ↗Locator: HD15, HDMI, HDMI Mini, HDMI Micro, DVI-D and RCA sections
Access: public page. The old DisplayPort technology/speed description on this page is not relied on.
S018: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)Claim scope: Consumer identification / documented standard or product class only. Next review due 2026-12-30.
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Neutrik NF2C-B/2 assembly instruction BDA 236 V3 shows a center-conductor path and a separate cable-shield path terminating in the concentric phono plug contacts. This reference counts two conducting paths, not component solder lugs or switched-socket terminals.
Neutrik AG · NF2C-B/2 Profi phono plug — Assembly Instruction BDA 236 V3, 2023-01-25 ↗Locator: Single page; illustrations B, C and F show the separate center-conductor and shield paths and assembled concentric contacts.
Access: public pdf text. No universal solder-lug numbering, switch-contact arrangement, mechanical tolerance, cable rating or fabrication procedure is inferred from this component example.
S395: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)Claim scope: Exact component illustration used for center/surrounding-contact identification; no universal terminal numbering or audio/video signal assignment.. Next review due 2027-01-05.
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Denon AVR-1507 page 10 distinguishes RCA-style pin-plug uses: white/left and red/right analog audio, a separate mono subwoofer connection, orange coaxial digital audio, yellow composite video, and green Y / blue PB-CB / red PR-CR component video.
Denon · Denon AVR-1507 Owner’s Manual — Cable indications ↗Locator: Printed page 10 (PDF page 13), Cable indications: groups A, B, C, F and H and signal-direction legend.
Access: public pdf text. The table is a receiver-manual example, not a guarantee that color identifies an unknown socket. It does not establish an arbitrary cable’s impedance, waveform or replacement suitability.
S396: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)Claim scope: Named-manual color and label examples, not a universal color guarantee. A red connector is not necessarily an audio channel; direction and signal type require device labels.. Next review due 2027-01-05.
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The Denon AVR-1507 cable table specifies 75-ohm pin-plug cables separately for coaxial digital audio and composite video. A shared impedance description and RCA form do not make their signals the same.
Denon · Denon AVR-1507 Owner’s Manual — Cable indications ↗Locator: Printed page 10 (PDF page 13), Cable indications: groups A, B, C, F and H and signal-direction legend.
Access: public pdf text. The table is a receiver-manual example, not a guarantee that color identifies an unknown socket. It does not establish an arbitrary cable’s impedance, waveform or replacement suitability.
S396: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)Claim scope: Exact manual cable descriptions only; no inferred impedance, length limit, bandwidth or electrical approval for an unidentified RCA-ended cable.. Next review due 2027-01-05.
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Neutrik describes the NF2C-B/2 as making its ground contact before its signal contact, and breaking signal before ground. The manufacturer also uses phono, RCA and CINCH as names for this plug type.
Neutrik AG · NF2C-B/2 Profi phono plug — manufacturer product description ↗Locator: Product description and Features & Benefits: phono/RCA/CINCH naming and ground-before-signal contact sequence.
Access: public page. The ground-first feature is specific to this design and is not generalized to all RCA plugs. Electrical-rating fields elsewhere on the page are not used here.
S397: full source recordInspect review dependencies → (private workspace)Claim scope: Exact product design and naming only; not a universal RCA contact sequence, safety guarantee or evidence that a socket is a turntable PHONO input.. Next review due 2027-01-05.
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