AudioQuest Tower Interconnect Cable - 2.0 Meter - 3.5mm to RCA
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Tower Is the Long-Grain Copper Entry Point to AudioQuest's 3.5mm-to-RCA Cables
A 3.5mm-to-RCA interconnect lets a source built around a small headphone-style jack — a phone, portable player, or compact streamer — feed a stereo system's RCA inputs directly, with no separate adapter in the signal path. What separates a premium cable from a bargain one is conductor quality and shielding against outside noise.
AudioQuest's Tower is the entry model in its 3.5mm-to-RCA range, with a solid Long-Grain Copper conductor, Foamed-Polyethylene insulation and Direction-Controlled Conductors. Evergreen is the next step up in price.
Solid Long-Grain Copper Conductors
AudioQuest says solid conductors avoid the strand-to-strand contact that causes dynamic distortion, and that Long-Grain Copper has fewer oxides, impurities and grain boundaries than ordinary high-purity copper, for a smoother, clearer sound at both ends of the cable.
Direction-Controlled Conductors
AudioQuest's Direction-Controlled Conductors control the directional grain structure of the wire so induced noise drains away from the circuits it would otherwise disturb. Tower pairs this with Foamed-Polyethylene insulation, the same insulation used on Evergreen, one step up, for an open, low-loss signal path.
The Connectors, Explained
Tower ends in a 3.5mm mini plug on the source side and a stereo pair of RCA plugs on the amplifier side, both cold-welded and gold-plated rather than soldered, the same solder-free termination method used across this AudioQuest range. The jacket is Black with White Stripes PVC.
Who Is This Interconnect Best For?
- You want solid Long-Grain Copper at the lowest price in the range — Tower is the entry model, and Evergreen is there if you later want to step up
- Your source has only a 3.5mm output and your amplifier only takes RCA — Tower bridges that mismatch with no separate adapter
- You want AudioQuest's direction-controlled conductor construction — Tower has it from the entry point of the range
- You are connecting a portable source to a desktop amplifier or powered speakers — this is the short, single-ended run Tower is built for
- You want a little more from the same construction family — AudioQuest Evergreen is the next step up in price in the same 3.5mm-to-RCA line
How Does It Connect to Your System?
Plug the 3.5mm end into your source's headphone or line-out jack, and the two RCA plugs into the matching RCA inputs on your amplifier or receiver, matching red to red and white/black to white/black.
Then power up the system as usual.
Pairs Well With
A 3.5mm-to-RCA interconnect is one link between a source and an amplifier or receiver. It usually joins these categories.
- Music Streamers — many portable and desktop streamers use a 3.5mm output
- Headphone Amplifiers — a common source for a 3.5mm line-level feed
- Digital-to-Analog Converters — some compact DACs use a 3.5mm output instead of RCA
- Stereo Amplifiers — the usual destination for the RCA end of this cable
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this cable have a 3.5mm plug on one end and RCA plugs on the other?
Many portable players, phones, and compact streaming devices only offer a single 3.5mm headphone-style output, while most home amplifiers and receivers expect a stereo pair of RCA inputs; this cable bridges that one mismatch without an extra adapter.
Does direction matter when I connect this cable?
AudioQuest controls the directional grain structure of its conductors so induced noise drains away from the circuits it would otherwise disturb; where AudioQuest marks a direction on the cable, connect it running from source toward amplifier as marked.
How does Tower differ from Evergreen?
Both share the same Long-Grain Copper, Foamed-Polyethylene insulation and Direction-Controlled Conductors; Tower is the lower-priced entry model in AudioQuest's 3.5mm-to-RCA range, with a Black with White Stripes PVC jacket, while Evergreen steps up in price with a Green/Black Braid jacket.
Is there a step up?
AudioQuest Evergreen is the next rung. It keeps the same Solid Long-Grain Copper conductors and adds a Green/Black Braid jacket.
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- Solid Long-Grain Copper (LGC) Conductors
- Foamed-Polyethylene Insulation
- Direction-Controlled Conductors
- Asymmetrical Double-Balanced Geometry
- Cold-Welded, Gold-Plated 3.5mm Miniplug and RCA Plugs
- Black with White Stripes PVC Jacket
- Model: AudioQuest Tower
- Length: 0.6 Meter
- Connectors: 3.5mm male mini plug to RCA plugs (3.5mm to RCA)
- Metal: Solid Long-Grain Copper (LGC)
- Geometry: Asymmetrical Double-Balanced (Lower Impedance on Ground, Same Quality + and - Conductors)
- Dielectric: Foamed-Polyethylene
- Noise-Dissipation: Direction-Controlled Conductors
- Jacket: Black with White Stripes PVC
- Termination: Cold-Welded, Gold-Plated
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