--- product_id: 1254206 title: "Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black" brand: "mediabridge" price: "FREE" currency: TND in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1254206-mediabridge-ultra-series-subwoofer-cable-15-feet-dual-shielded-gold store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Low-loss coaxial for deep bass Gold-plated corrosion-resistant RCA connectors Dual-layer EMI/RFI shielding Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black **Brand:** mediabridge **Price:** FREE **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎧 Elevate your bass game with zero noise, all clarity! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black by mediabridge - **How much does it cost?** FREE with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1254206-mediabridge-ultra-series-subwoofer-cable-15-feet-dual-shielded-gold) ## Best For - mediabridge enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted mediabridge brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Plug & Play Pro Setup:** Ready out-of-the-box for seamless integration with subwoofers, receivers, and sound systems. - β€’ **Rock-Solid Connection:** Gold-plated RCA connectors with split-tip pins ensure a tight, corrosion-resistant fit every time. - β€’ **Interference? Not Here!:** Dual-layer foil and aluminum braid shielding blocks hum and static in busy tech setups. - β€’ **Flexible & Durable Jacket:** Tough yet pliable PVC jacket makes installation effortless and cable management sleek. - β€’ **Studio-Grade Bass Precision:** Experience deep, distortion-free low frequencies with low-loss coaxial design. ## Overview The Mediabridge ULTRA Series 15-foot subwoofer cable delivers professional-grade audio performance with a low-loss coaxial core, dual-layer EMI/RFI shielding, and gold-plated RCA connectors. Designed for deep, precise bass and interference-free sound, its flexible PVC jacket ensures easy installation in complex setups. Perfect for audiophiles and home office pros seeking crystal-clear subwoofer connections without the premium price tag. ## Description Mediabridge Ultra Series subwoofer cable connects a subwoofer speaker to an audio component like a stereo receiver or sound system, while offering excellent bass response & flexibility. This Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable is the ideal medium for low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, providing Deep/precise audio quality. Built with a copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding & 2 layers of foil shielding, for natural sounds & rejection of hum/static that occurs when devices are placed near each other. A split-tip center pin ensures high contact pressure & conductivity. Uniquely gripped Color-coded molds & corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances. Ultra Series cables are made from premium materials for a pro-grade output. This cable is finished in a durable, yet pliable PVC jacket for easy installs. Product Features - connects a subwoofer speaker to an audio component - coaxial cable with copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding & dual foil shielding - low energy loss & rejection RF/EM interference - corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors with split-tip center pins for high contact pressure & conductivity - tough, yet flexible PVC jacket compatibility - devices with RCA ports, like a subwoofer, stereo receiver, sound system or other audio component - Works with S/PDIF, digital & composite video interfaces installation plug-&-play: ready to use, once each end is connected to its respective port on a compatible device notes also known as a digital audio/video coaxial cable or a digital audio coaxial cable Review: Does the trick in computer environment - Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors (both 25 Feet and 15 Feet items): Highly recommended for computer speaker use. I bought three of the 15' version and two of the 25' version of these shielded RCA male/male cables for use in a desktop computer surround sound environment, and must say I'm blown away by how great my speakers sound now! A little background: I have a fairly serious home/office setup with 2 PCs and a Mac Mini, 2 LCD screens, 1 large CRT, wireless hub, 3 printers... let's just say lots of hardware in a small space -- all with their various power cables and data wires or wireless connections. No doubt there's plenty of RFI/EMI/radiation flying around here, and it's probably contributing to my receding hairline. My custom-built oak computer desk was especially designed to hide all the wires with lots of cut-out holes and hidden cable runs, which unfortunately packs lots of cables together in sometimes pretty tight spaces. I work at home all day, listening to MP3s and talking via Skype; also there's a little light gaming some evenings. For the past 5-6 years I'd been listening to a SoundBlaster X-Fi Elite Pro with Creative Gigaworks S750 7.1 surround speakers (non-powered; amp inside subwoofer enclosure) and had been pretty happy -- until I happened across the phenom of "near field monitors" and other recording-studio-quality speakers. It was a humbling experience, walking into a music equipment store and telling the guys I thought I had a pretty decent setup and then coming to find out it doesn't even begin to hold a candle to decent setups. My Gigaworks S750 subwoofer/amp just happened to die suddenly during a lightning storm (it was actually powered down and unplugged, but I know, right?) so I decided to replace the whole speaker setup. After Googling and poring over tons of speaker reviews, I bought five KRK Rokit RPG6 speakers at the local Guitar Center because they sound good for the price (caught them on sale), they look good ("Black and yellow, black and yellow"...), and they have all three RCA, TRS, and XLR connections on the back. Plugged them in with my existing unshielded RCA cables from the Gigaworks setup and immediately got the infamous 60Hz hum and hiss. It was unbearably loud when the main computer was turned completely off, but got somewhat quieter when it was turned on and providing signal. The volume of this noise didn't vary much with changing the output volume from the sound card. So I Googled around a bit and discovered this could be caused by either a "ground loop" or interference (RFI/EMI) problem. Spent the next several days trying to figure out if I needed to invest in some heavy-duty "balanced" TRS or XLR wires and how to connect the 2-conductor RCA wires from the back of my X-Fi sound card to these 3-conductor wires. I almost had it when a couple of guys on head-fi.org suggested I try these cables instead. Long story short is these cables did the trick, in spades. Even being run right along-side lots of existing 120v, 60Hz power cables and such, there's no audible hum or hiss. These are also much cheaper than some of the brand-name competition. I didn't buy Monster cables and so can't compare, but IMHO zero noise is zero noise no matter how much you spend. Highly recommended for someone with a computer sound card and the RFI/EMI interference that goes along with typical computer installations. Review: Inexpensive, but not cheaply made. Great subwoofer cable. - It's a basic subwoofer cable. It's exactly as described, so far as I can see by visual inspection (I didn't cut it open to check the various layers) and looks exactly like the pictures. Some things to note: - The cable is very thick due to the two layers of shielding, the outer layer being copper and the inner layer aluminum. Combine this with the PVC cover, and it's a very sturdy cable. There is a cost to this in that it isn't highly flexible. You aren't going to be getting 90 degree turns from this, so plan accordingly. - The build quality of the connectors is excellent. A basic RCA connector has a single pin in the middle and four fins in a circle around the edge. The Mediabridge cable improves on this basic design in a couple of important ways. First, the center pin has been split down the middle. Why would this matter? It's because with the pin split, the two sides compress when the cable is inserted, creating active pressure on the inside of the port. The outer portion is also a single piece that has been cut into eight angled fins and is significantly thicker than a cheap basic cable. This makes for a stronger grip on the outer surface of the port and reduces the effect of the connector losing grip strength over time. This results in the connector putting pressure onto the port both from the inside and outside, in effect squeezing it from both sides, as opposed to a basic cable that grips from the exterior only. It does make insertion require a bit more force, but the result is a connection that is unlikely to vibrate out of the subwoofer port. - It's gold plated. Gold is the second best metal conductor of electricity (after silver), about even with copper. Gold plating is used on connectors because it's an excellent conductor, and more corrosion resistant than silver or copper. The conductivity is actually the less important aspect here, as the steel that is being coated with gold would be perfectly adequate to provide a connection. The cable is carrying information, not power (like speaker wire) so there's no practicable difference between an adequate connection and a perfect one. The corrosion resistance is the important part - gold plated connectors don't rust like steel or tarnish like copper, both of which lower the conductivity over time. Zinc would also work for corrosion resistance, but it's less conductive than gold is. In short, anything more conductive would corrode with time, and anything with the same corrosion resistance isn't as good a conductor. Gold can also be applied in a very thin coat and still retain the corrosion resistance property, making it economical as well. - It's double insulated and magnetically shielded. As the pictures show, there are five layers to this cable. The part carrying the signal is a relatively thin copper strand in the middle. Unlike with speaker wire, thicker isn't better because the cable is carrying information, not conducting power, which is supplied by the subwoofer, so you don't need a very thick cable. That strand is covered with a layer of foam dialectric insulation, followed by an aluminum mylar sheath, a copper sheath, and finally the PVC outer cover. The copper sheath provides magnetic shielding from the large magnet in the sub, the fields produced by the receiver, static electricity, and any signals the cable might otherwise pick up from the environment. All of these are picked up by the copper sheath, preventing them from getting to the cable carrying the signal. This shielding effectively creates a faraday cage for your entire cable. The alumnum mylar layer inside of that is highly reflective of any sort of electromagnetic radiation, which includes radio waves, heat, and all of those signals sent out by remotes and other wireless devices. The dialectric foam insulates the aluminum and copper layers from the inner, signal carrying copper strand. The effect is that you have a layer of physical insulation, magnetic insulation, electromagnetic insulation, and another layer of physical magnetic insulation. This cable will not transfer or pick up any signal other than the one coming from your receiver. It's overkill in the protection department, four layers of protection, probably more than most people would ever need, but it's only $10 for the 15 foot cable, so it's not like you're throwing away money on protection you don't need. It's better to have it and not need it than the other way around. The packaging was excellent, a simple cardboard box with a coiled cable inside. Easier to open and better protection from damage is a win-win over plastic clamshells. My only regret is that I ordered a 15 foot cable when 8 feet would have been enough. Hooking it up is a snap - plug one end (it doesn't matter which one) into the subwoofer out on the receiver (a Denon AVR S700W 7.2 network receiver), plug the other into the LFE input on the subwoofer LFE input, making sure both are well seated, and you're done. You can also use the left input if your sub doesn't have a dedicated LFE input and get the same effect. I believe Mediabridge also sells a similar cable with a Y splitter for those with right and left inputs as well, but LFE out to the left input works for most subwoofers just fine. ## Features - Ideal for connecting subwoofer speakers to Audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound systems, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility. - Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable great for the low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, allowing for Deep and precise Audio quality. - A split-tip center pin ensures high contact pressure, while corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances. - A copper clad center conductor, Dielectric insulation, aluminum braid and 2 layers of foil shielding, for max protection against EMI. The cable is finished in tough, yet pliable PVC jacket. - This cable is backed by Mediabridge limited 1 year warranty. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B003FVYXY0 | | Best Sellers Rank | #55,892 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #19 in Subwoofer Cables | | Brand | Mediabridge | | Brand Name | Mediabridge | | Cable Type | Coaxial | | Color | Black | | Compatible Devices | Subwoofer, Amplifier | | Compatible Phone Models | Potentially compatible with smartphones, specific models unknown | | Connector Gender | Male-to-Male | | Connector Type | RCA | | Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 20,433 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00813077011837 | | Included Components | 15FT Black Subwoofer Cable | | Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor | | Item Length | 15 feet | | Item Shape | Round | | Item Type Name | Mediabridgeβ„’ ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shield - Gold Plated - Black - (Part# CJ15-6BR-G1 ) | | Item Weight | 8 ounces | | Manufacturer | Mediabridge Products LLC | | Model | CJ15-6BR-G2 | | Model Name | ULTRA Series | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Pins | 2 | | Other Special Features of the Product | Flexible, Gold Plated, Shielded, Turbine Connectors | | Outer Material | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) | | Part Number | CJ15-6BR-G1 | | Recommended Uses For Product | Connecting subwoofers to audio components | | Special Feature | Flexible, Gold Plated, Shielded, Turbine Connectors | | UPC | 813077011837 | | Unit Count | 15 Feet | | Warranty Description | 1-year limited warranty | | Wattage | 25 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Mediabridge - **Cable Type:** Coaxial - **Compatible Devices:** Subwoofer, Amplifier - **Connector Type:** RCA - **Special Feature:** Flexible, Gold Plated, Shielded, Turbine Connectors ## Images ![Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/814wXBGM0UL.jpg) ![Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81dpDxIAOIL.jpg) ![Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/916TDSK1FaL.jpg) ![Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91KJ8+OZE5L.jpg) ![Mediabridge ULTRA Series Subwoofer Cable (15 Feet) - Dual Shielded with Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91KQoCpDWcL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Curious why these are called 'Subwoofer Cable'. Look like regular quality RCA speaker cable. Won't a quality RCA cable work as well for subs? Thanks** A: Yes. Any high-quality RCA cable will work. This one is most likely advertised specifically as a subwoofer cable because... 1) If someone is looking for a cable for their subwoofer, they're probably more likely to buy one that appears to be designed exclusively for that purpose. 2) It means the designers have specifically tested this cable with amplified subs, which have a few of their own nuances (such as being particularly susceptible to 60 Hz interference from nearby power cables). The former is pure marketing, but the latter may be enough to consider choosing this cable over a similar product that doesn't specifically mention subs. **Q: Why the subwoofer has to holes and this cable just one will this work on klipsch sub woofer** A: It depends on the year and model of your subwoofer. If you have an RCA type plug labeled LFE (low frequency effects) or it might say Sub Pre Out, then plug this subwoofer cable into it. If you have an older sub woofer model with binding posts or spring clips, they are designed to be used with 2 wire speaker cable. Most modern subwoofers have an RCA plug and sometimes 2 RCA plugs. The average person only needs one RCA plug for the subwoofer and the second one is for more specialized purposes. **Q: Is this cable cl2 rated ( in wall rated) I don't see it listed** A: I bought this cable in 2014 or 2015. At the time, my contractor said it was fine to use it in walls as long as I had it running through conduit. I don't recall if it was riser- or plenum-rated, however. **Q: What connections do you utilized for the above cable for the back of this polk audio subwoofer?....where does the cable go at in the rear of sub???** A: I used this cable to run between the back of 2 wall plates in the wall so that I didn't have any cables showing. This is not a cable that goes directly into the subwoofer. I used a small RCA splitter male to male for that. It provides the RCA split into the audio cables (red/white) that got plugged into my subwoofer. You can find that on Amazon as well (Item Description = RiteAV - RCA Splitter Male to Male 6 INCH) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does the trick in computer environment *by J***F on April 15, 2011* Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors (both 25 Feet and 15 Feet items): Highly recommended for computer speaker use. I bought three of the 15' version and two of the 25' version of these shielded RCA male/male cables for use in a desktop computer surround sound environment, and must say I'm blown away by how great my speakers sound now! A little background: I have a fairly serious home/office setup with 2 PCs and a Mac Mini, 2 LCD screens, 1 large CRT, wireless hub, 3 printers... let's just say lots of hardware in a small space -- all with their various power cables and data wires or wireless connections. No doubt there's plenty of RFI/EMI/radiation flying around here, and it's probably contributing to my receding hairline. My custom-built oak computer desk was especially designed to hide all the wires with lots of cut-out holes and hidden cable runs, which unfortunately packs lots of cables together in sometimes pretty tight spaces. I work at home all day, listening to MP3s and talking via Skype; also there's a little light gaming some evenings. For the past 5-6 years I'd been listening to a SoundBlaster X-Fi Elite Pro with Creative Gigaworks S750 7.1 surround speakers (non-powered; amp inside subwoofer enclosure) and had been pretty happy -- until I happened across the phenom of "near field monitors" and other recording-studio-quality speakers. It was a humbling experience, walking into a music equipment store and telling the guys I thought I had a pretty decent setup and then coming to find out it doesn't even begin to hold a candle to decent setups. My Gigaworks S750 subwoofer/amp just happened to die suddenly during a lightning storm (it was actually powered down and unplugged, but I know, right?) so I decided to replace the whole speaker setup. After Googling and poring over tons of speaker reviews, I bought five KRK Rokit RPG6 speakers at the local Guitar Center because they sound good for the price (caught them on sale), they look good ("Black and yellow, black and yellow"...), and they have all three RCA, TRS, and XLR connections on the back. Plugged them in with my existing unshielded RCA cables from the Gigaworks setup and immediately got the infamous 60Hz hum and hiss. It was unbearably loud when the main computer was turned completely off, but got somewhat quieter when it was turned on and providing signal. The volume of this noise didn't vary much with changing the output volume from the sound card. So I Googled around a bit and discovered this could be caused by either a "ground loop" or interference (RFI/EMI) problem. Spent the next several days trying to figure out if I needed to invest in some heavy-duty "balanced" TRS or XLR wires and how to connect the 2-conductor RCA wires from the back of my X-Fi sound card to these 3-conductor wires. I almost had it when a couple of guys on head-fi.org suggested I try these cables instead. Long story short is these cables did the trick, in spades. Even being run right along-side lots of existing 120v, 60Hz power cables and such, there's no audible hum or hiss. These are also much cheaper than some of the brand-name competition. I didn't buy Monster cables and so can't compare, but IMHO zero noise is zero noise no matter how much you spend. Highly recommended for someone with a computer sound card and the RFI/EMI interference that goes along with typical computer installations. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inexpensive, but not cheaply made. Great subwoofer cable. *by G***L on October 19, 2014* It's a basic subwoofer cable. It's exactly as described, so far as I can see by visual inspection (I didn't cut it open to check the various layers) and looks exactly like the pictures. Some things to note: - The cable is very thick due to the two layers of shielding, the outer layer being copper and the inner layer aluminum. Combine this with the PVC cover, and it's a very sturdy cable. There is a cost to this in that it isn't highly flexible. You aren't going to be getting 90 degree turns from this, so plan accordingly. - The build quality of the connectors is excellent. A basic RCA connector has a single pin in the middle and four fins in a circle around the edge. The Mediabridge cable improves on this basic design in a couple of important ways. First, the center pin has been split down the middle. Why would this matter? It's because with the pin split, the two sides compress when the cable is inserted, creating active pressure on the inside of the port. The outer portion is also a single piece that has been cut into eight angled fins and is significantly thicker than a cheap basic cable. This makes for a stronger grip on the outer surface of the port and reduces the effect of the connector losing grip strength over time. This results in the connector putting pressure onto the port both from the inside and outside, in effect squeezing it from both sides, as opposed to a basic cable that grips from the exterior only. It does make insertion require a bit more force, but the result is a connection that is unlikely to vibrate out of the subwoofer port. - It's gold plated. Gold is the second best metal conductor of electricity (after silver), about even with copper. Gold plating is used on connectors because it's an excellent conductor, and more corrosion resistant than silver or copper. The conductivity is actually the less important aspect here, as the steel that is being coated with gold would be perfectly adequate to provide a connection. The cable is carrying information, not power (like speaker wire) so there's no practicable difference between an adequate connection and a perfect one. The corrosion resistance is the important part - gold plated connectors don't rust like steel or tarnish like copper, both of which lower the conductivity over time. Zinc would also work for corrosion resistance, but it's less conductive than gold is. In short, anything more conductive would corrode with time, and anything with the same corrosion resistance isn't as good a conductor. Gold can also be applied in a very thin coat and still retain the corrosion resistance property, making it economical as well. - It's double insulated and magnetically shielded. As the pictures show, there are five layers to this cable. The part carrying the signal is a relatively thin copper strand in the middle. Unlike with speaker wire, thicker isn't better because the cable is carrying information, not conducting power, which is supplied by the subwoofer, so you don't need a very thick cable. That strand is covered with a layer of foam dialectric insulation, followed by an aluminum mylar sheath, a copper sheath, and finally the PVC outer cover. The copper sheath provides magnetic shielding from the large magnet in the sub, the fields produced by the receiver, static electricity, and any signals the cable might otherwise pick up from the environment. All of these are picked up by the copper sheath, preventing them from getting to the cable carrying the signal. This shielding effectively creates a faraday cage for your entire cable. The alumnum mylar layer inside of that is highly reflective of any sort of electromagnetic radiation, which includes radio waves, heat, and all of those signals sent out by remotes and other wireless devices. The dialectric foam insulates the aluminum and copper layers from the inner, signal carrying copper strand. The effect is that you have a layer of physical insulation, magnetic insulation, electromagnetic insulation, and another layer of physical magnetic insulation. This cable will not transfer or pick up any signal other than the one coming from your receiver. It's overkill in the protection department, four layers of protection, probably more than most people would ever need, but it's only $10 for the 15 foot cable, so it's not like you're throwing away money on protection you don't need. It's better to have it and not need it than the other way around. The packaging was excellent, a simple cardboard box with a coiled cable inside. Easier to open and better protection from damage is a win-win over plastic clamshells. My only regret is that I ordered a 15 foot cable when 8 feet would have been enough. Hooking it up is a snap - plug one end (it doesn't matter which one) into the subwoofer out on the receiver (a Denon AVR S700W 7.2 network receiver), plug the other into the LFE input on the subwoofer LFE input, making sure both are well seated, and you're done. You can also use the left input if your sub doesn't have a dedicated LFE input and get the same effect. I believe Mediabridge also sells a similar cable with a Y splitter for those with right and left inputs as well, but LFE out to the left input works for most subwoofers just fine. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Grab this cable if you want great bass from your Subwoofer at a steal price! *by T***M on June 25, 2026* Really well made cable in the perfect length for a great price. 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