What RCA / Cable do I need?

[Micheal Philip McKay]

So I will be getting 2 DC Audio 1.2k Amps and I know you can run them strapped. I know you need the regular RCA for them, but what is the other cable I need? People have called it a link rca or jumper rca? IF anyone can help me find a good one to use or explain what it's actually called, would help greatly. Thank you

[audiofanaticz]

Its just a normal rca cord but you just need to use 1 side (left or right) of it, sometimes you can find them or order them as singles but there is nothing special about it.

Most rca cables are made with 2 plugs at each end, a left and a right.

However you only need a single channel cable (no left and right channel).

You can typically find them as 4 channel, 2 channel or 1 channel. You need a 1 channel (or a 2 channel and you remove the 2nd channel or just not use it).

You could buy something like these 3 foot SMD rca cables that are 2 channels, and then cut the white labels off that say SMD on them and have two 1 channel cables.

The white labels are the only thing holding the 2 channels together. Just make sure what ever you buy that you get the correct length that will reach from one amp to the other which not much extra cable.

http://www.wccaraudio.com/smd-rca-se-single-ended-3-foot.html