Hosa HPR-020 Pro Unbalanced Interconnect — REAN 1/4 in TS to RCA, 20ft
HPR-020 Overview
The Hosa HPR-020 is a 20ft professional unbalanced interconnect cable engineered to bridge gear with 1/4 in TS phone jacks to equipment with RCA phono jacks. Built for the demands of touring and live-sound applications, it features REAN connectors for reliable signal transfer and long-term durability, a 24 AWG oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductor for enhanced signal clarity, and a 90% OFC spiral shield for an improved signal-to-noise ratio. This cable is a practical solution for audio engineers and system integrators who need dependable unbalanced signal routing at the patch bay, stage, or front-of-house position.
The 20ft length provides sufficient reach for most live-sound and touring setups without excess cable management overhead.
Key Features
- REAN Connectors — Neutrik-manufactured REAN connectors deliver superior contact integrity and rugged mechanical durability suited to repeated use in touring environments
- 24 AWG OFC Conductor — Oxygen-free copper construction minimizes signal degradation and enhances overall audio clarity across the cable run
- 90% OFC Spiral Shield — High-coverage spiral shield reduces interference pickup and improves the signal-to-noise ratio in electrically noisy live-sound environments
- 1/4 in TS to RCA Configuration — Purpose-built for connecting unbalanced phone jack outputs to phono jack inputs, covering a common routing requirement in live and installed audio
- 20ft Cable Length — Provides practical reach for stage, rack, and front-of-house interconnect applications without unnecessary slack
- Touring-Grade Construction — Designed specifically for the rigors of live-sound and touring use, where cable reliability is critical
Connectivity & I/O
- 1/4 in TS (unbalanced phone jack), 1 connector
- RCA (phono jack), 1 connector
Technical Specifications
| Connectors | REAN 1/4 in TS to RCA |
| Conductor | 24 AWG OFC |
| Shield | 90% OFC Spiral |
| Cable Length | 20ft |
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