Unusual cable identification charts ?

[Kingnoob]

What on earth is this cable for ?

It came with a gaming floor chair that my mom threw out because it was in mint condition..... meanie


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[mtrycrafts]

Sure looks like a tap from that RCA type cable for a 2nd component?

 

[Speedskater]

Looks like headphones could be plugged in to check the signal.
There have been times that I would have found them useful, in doing setups.

 

[BMXTRIX]

The first one is a RCA splitter cable. So, you can stack multiple RCA connections on top of one another. This is similar to this, but has a cable extension on it...

The other piece looks like a headphone connection jack. Not sure what is on the OTHER end of that cable, so it isn't like I can see inside of it, or trace it out to the other end to see exactly what is there, but it appears to be a standard 3.5mm stereo jack. Just like our phones use to have on them.
Like this:

 

[Kingnoob]

Looks like headphones could be plugged in to check the signal.
There have been times that I would have found them useful, in doing setups.

Shame the chair is gone but these cables can be useful.
Thanks


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[highfigh]

Looks like headphones could be plugged in to check the signal.
There have been times that I would have found them useful, in doing setups.

Headphones aren't connected to line level outputs.

 

[Wazza69]

I could be wrong but back in the day I think that cable setup cam with a “Turtle Beach” gaming headset with a boom microphone for use and connection back in the PS3 (PlayStation 3) days.i remember those cables from the headset I had


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[Wazza69]

The red and white for audio to the headphones and the green to do with the boom microphone for communication with ur squad in games like Battlefield. If it wasn’t for PS3 it was for PC (computer)


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[JerryLove]

It adapts a 1/8" jack to L/R RCA connectors.