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RCA plugs — named for good old RCA and also called phono plugs — are common on home stereos and on some semipro audio gear (see Figure 3-5). They function much like a TS plug but aren’t very common in professional audio equipment. However, you find them on some mixers so that you can connect a CD player, turntable, iPod, or other media device. They’re also used for digital S/PDIF signals (see the next section for more details on these babies).

FIGURE 3-5: An RCA plug is used mainly on consumer stereo and some semipro audio equipment.