



Lucky Supply RCA Straight Clip Cords
About this item
Lucky Supply Clip Cords are designed for increased durability and are made with the highest quality materials.
Built for rotary setups that need a clean, dependable connection, this RCA straight clip cord keeps things simple and solid. No extra bulk, no weird angles—just a straight shot from your power supply to your machine with consistent power you can rely on every session.
Wrapped in soft silicone, the cord stays lightweight and flexible so it moves with you instead of dragging across your station. It lays flat, resists kinks, and holds up to long days in the shop without getting stiff or fighting your hand.
- Available in various colors
- 6 Foot cord
- 1/4" Phono Plug
- Silicone Wire
- Flexible and Lightweight
- Made in the USA by Lucky Supply Mfg
Please note: the current generation of Rotary Tattoo Machines can be (but not always) power polarized, in that the center ring is (+) positive and the outer ring (-) negative when using an RCA plug. This is the way all of our clip cords and power supplies are wired. We have found that some power supplies are wired differently and may not allow your machines to run. If that is the case, please contact Lucky Supply at 877.531.7709 and we will provide you with the correctly wired clip cord.
All Lucky Supply Clip Cords come with a 2 Year Repair Warranty from the date of purchase. Any attempt to tamper with or repair will VOID THE WARRANTY.

Why Artists Run RCA
RCA connections have become the go-to for rotary machines for a reason—they’re quick, secure, and eliminate the guesswork of clip cord placement. Plug in, lock it down, and get to work without worrying about shifting contact or mid-session dropouts.
FAQ – RCA Straight Clip Cord
Will this work with all rotary machines?
Works with any rotary machine that uses a standard RCA connection.
Why choose RCA over a clip cord?
RCA gives you a more secure, fixed connection—no adjusting clips or worrying about contact points.
Is straight better than angled RCA?
Straight keeps things simple and works great for most setups. Some artists prefer angled for specific machine positions—it comes down to preference.
Does the silicone make a difference?
Yeah—lighter, more flexible, and more durable than standard rubber cords. It stays manageable through long sessions.
Will this help prevent power issues?
With a solid RCA connection and consistent build quality, you’re minimizing common issues like loose contact or intermittent power.