Amazon Basics 2-Male to 2-Male RCA Audio Stereo Subwoofer Cable
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About Amazon Basics 2-Male to 2-Male RCA Audio Stereo Subwoofer Cable
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
92% liked the secure connectors, but 8% experienced loose connections
This cable has corrosion resistant 24K gold-plated connectors with silver and red sleeves for channel identification.
All but one of the connectors fit tightly on the receiving jack, and I quickly tightened up the single offender with pliers.
The cables have excellent connectors and medium weight cable jacket and conductors.
The connectors grip tightly and the cable is flexible and durable. Some cables are thick and durable but inflexible, making them difficult to work with. However, I did not face such problems with these cables. Based on my experience, I can say that they are reliable.
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95% liked its durable construction
These cables are great in terms of flexibility and durability. Unlike some thick and durable cables that are a pain to work with due to their inflexibility, there are no such worries with these cables.
The cable survived even after being stomped on by us and the audience.
92% appreciated the flexible design, but 8% found it too stiff
Each wire is color coded, thick enough to not get damaged and flexible enough to maneuver tight corners.
The cables are great on both counts - flexible and durable. No worries about them being a pain to work with like some thick and inflexible cables.
My music system socket broke because of the cable and it is very hard with no space to become flexible.
89% appreciated the extra-long length and thickness
I am reviewing the 2.44m cable which I measured as 2.50m. The cable comes in three different lengths.
95% praised for its crystal-clear signal, while 5% experienced signal loss
The signal quality of the cables is preserved in such a manner that I cannot distinguish between a high quality headphone being connected directly to the deck and what is coming into my soundcard.
I measured the signal connection and found it has a 0.5 Ohm resistance and 500 pF capacitance. It is a perfectly acceptable cable for carrying audio frequencies into an amplifier input.
I have noticed that slightly changing the way the cable is bent can significantly affect the audio quality and sometimes it even cuts it off completely.
Slightly changing the way the cable is bent can significantly affect the audio quality and sometimes it even cuts it off completely.
