Hosa HPR-005X2 Pro Stereo Interconnect — Dual REAN 1/4 in TS to RCA, 5 ft
HPR-005X2 Overview
The Hosa HPR-005X2 is a professional-grade dual unbalanced interconnect cable designed to connect gear with stereo unbalanced 1/4 in phone jacks to gear with stereo phono (RCA) jacks. Built for the demands of touring and live-sound environments, it features REAN connectors, 24 AWG Oxygen-Free Copper conductors, and 90% OFC spiral shielding for consistent, low-noise signal transfer. At 5 ft, it is well suited for short-run patching between stage gear, DJ equipment, amplifiers, and signal processors. Audio engineers and system integrators who require reliable unbalanced interconnects in high-use environments will find this cable a dependable choice.
The dual-cable configuration handles left and right channels independently, keeping signal paths clean and organized in rack or stage setups.
Key Features
- REAN Connectors — Neutrik-manufactured REAN 1/4 in TS and RCA connectors provide superior contact integrity and rugged durability under repeated use
- 24 AWG OFC Conductors — Oxygen-Free Copper construction minimizes resistance and enhances signal clarity across the cable run
- 90% OFC Spiral Shield — High-coverage spiral shield improves signal-to-noise ratio and rejects interference in demanding live environments
- Dual-Cable Configuration — Separate left and right channel cables allow independent routing and clean cable management
- Touring-Grade Construction — Designed specifically for live-sound and touring applications where connector durability and signal reliability are critical
- Unbalanced TS to RCA Signal Path — Bridges gear with 1/4 in unbalanced phone outputs to RCA inputs without adapters or signal degradation
Connectivity & I/O
- Dual REAN 1/4 in TS connectors (unbalanced, one per channel)
- Dual RCA connectors (one per channel)
Technical Specifications
| Connectors | Dual REAN 1/4 in TS to RCA |
| Conductor | 24 AWG Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) |
| Shield | 90% OFC Spiral |
| Length | 5 ft |
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