WORLDS BEST CABLES1 Foot – Directional Quad High-Definition Audio Interconnect Cable Pair Custom Made Using Mogami 2534 Wire and Amphenol ACPR Die-Cast, Gold Plated RCA Connectors

I have A/B compared this cable to a high quality Monster interconnect, and it is quite better in a number of ways. I am using a Schiit Modi Multibit and Magni 3 amp with this cable.1) Larger deeper soundstage. I have Focal Elear's which are known to have a smaller soundstage. This cable changed that. The instruments are now spaced apart and evenly dispersed in a broader, deeper and bigger soundstage. Everything is balanced from right to left and no over-emphasis in anyone part of the soundstage. I would say that this has transformed the soundstage size to be equal to the Senn HD650 or Grado 325e.2) Instrument and vocalist separation. There is more space and independence in multiple voice arrangements. Whether it is a lead vocalist with backup singers, each of the singers is defined now. With the Monster, there was a clot of voices together and it was a more muddy presentation. These cables separated 3 vocalists so that each could be distinctly heard. Brass instruments are rendered cleanly, without any harsh or glaring component. The Brecker Brothers, Coltrane, never sounded so spatially defined and realistic! The details of each instrument are allowed to be heard because there isn’t a blob of multiple instruments all emerging from the same plane or point. Choirs and acoustic guitars are more realistic because each string is spatially apart from the other. Multiple vocalists, multiple violins, and massed grouping of strings, or voices is more focused and realistic. I was pretty impressed how much more musical every recording I was intimately familiar with sounded. This is the best $30 upgrade you can plug into your system that will make a noticeable difference3) Spatial imaging. This was quite an improvement. I could now hear and pinpoint certain instruments coming from behind my neck and diagonally off to the sides in a clearly definable way in both distance and position! The Monster made every presentation more concentrated, and tightly grouped. Therefore, while it sounds somewhat richer and warmer, it was not capable of instrument separation like the Mogami. At first you might confuse the Mogami as being "thinner". It isn't, it just spreads out the overall presentation so that there is independence, separation, and clarity where there used to be congestion and overlap. That overlap may sound like a richer, thicker overall sound but the shrunken soundstage is part of that reason.4) Deeper soundstage. Not only is the soundstage broader, it's deeper and higher. Each instrument in an orchestra sounds spatially staggered; front, middle and back rows of the orchestral arrangement are very discernible. Horn sections sound natural without glare or harsh blaring, timpani have dynamic attack with natural reverberance, and violins all are sweet and natural. Bell trees and wind chimes have perfect rendering with crystalline sparkle, and shimmer. The hall ambience and reflections are all spatially perfect, adding to the realism of the recording.5) The last thing I want to mention is the overall tonal balance across the whole frequency spectrum with this cable. There are no hotspots where the cable over/under emphasizes or has harsh treatment any frequency range more than another, it is very balanced and neutral. Bass is well presented, no exaggeration or bloom, tight, natural sounding like you are standing in front of Marcus Miller or Vic Wooten's bass speakers. All the harmonics are clear and tonally perfect.I was a little concerned about ordering a cable that is clearly designed for microphone cabling use rather than as a component interconnect. But it is on par with my Kimber cables costing 10 times more. I wish they made this cable with Eminence locking connectors instead of the Amphenol’s. Just a personal preference to locking connectors; especially on short cable lengths. They say 175 hours of Burn-In is needed. That is a somewhat ridiculous amount of time for any cable, especially one that is 1 foot long, I have about 20 hours on it now and it vastly improved within the first 6 hours of listening. If this thing gets even better, I will be even happier with it. The burn-in improvement I noted was mainly - the high frequency band (5k and up) started to become more discernible and cleaner, and the overall tonal spectrum became more even and neutral. The background is silent, so maybe that noise rejection of the Mogami cable and the Faraday cage arrangement is effective - don't know, it was never an issue with the Monster. I just happened to have the Monster lying around from the past, which is why I was using it in the first place. Highly Recommended!!

I used these to connect a DAC to a small tubed headphone amp and they are perfect for the job. Not too stiff, they allow the lightweight DAC to be placed close to the amp side-by-side and not be moved by the stiffness of the 180° bend they have to make to connect the two units.Also, the gold ends have a silky smooth machined fit to the gold RCA jacks on the backs of the units and when I want to switch the tube amp to serve as a pre-amp, they disconnect and reconnect in a very satisfying smooth slide. I use Deoxit Gold on the ends to help with this and to improve the electron transfer, so the connections made with these cables is completely "black-hole" quiet. If I turn up the volume and manipulate the cables absolutely nothing is heard in the headphones as they are moved.Clearly marked red/white (R/L) and with the ends large enough to allow for a firm grip they can be slid on and off in a straight line with the jacks, as not to strain the jack's connections to the internal circuit boards that occurs when you have to "wiggle" less accurate fitting cables on and off. These are, all-around, the best cables I have ever used, including some very expensive pairs of purported "audiophile" cables from other manufacturers. This is the third pair of these cables I have purchased in varying length and they are all this good.

Time will tell, but it arrived in good working condition. Sounds great! Better than my $1 cable I was using before. But this is absolutely overpriced. Two 1ft lengths should cost like $20 max.... Amazon doesn't leave many options.Build quality seems great. It's also clearly marked by a fabric tag which direction the cable should be installed. Overall I'm satisfied. No noise from this cable.I wouldn't bother buying anything more expensive than this. It's not worth it. At this short of a length, practically any $15+ cable will perform the same. The parts used are well known, good quality and reliable cable+ connectors. Absolutely recommend this cable, just wish it was priced more realistically.TLDR: make your own cables or buy on a different website if money is a concern. Otherwise, from what Amazon offers, this is an excellent choice.

Good fit and function. Look good as well.

I am not often writing reviews, but for these guys and that cable ... can't go silent.First i thought to buy some cheaper RCA cable, but wanted to have short cable and any other cheaper one were at least 1 m long, which would be awkward for my setup. So i thought to give a try much higher price cable and btw to see what it's like to have better quality cable and that cable didn't disappointed me.Quality material, attention to details - Wow.Thanks to guys from WBC.Highly recommend. Not last my purchase from these guys.See the picture for that goodness.

I have spent an inordinate amount of money on high end gear. I routinely question my own rationality even though I really enjoy it all. I have a Aris R2R DAC connected to a Cavali Tube Hybrid amp and a THX AAA 789 SS amp. Yet, it is these cables that made the most significant difference. On the Sennheiser HD800s which are notorious for being almost sterile at times, these cables somehow have brought a new found warmth and dynamics in the bass than I thought wasn't possible from these headphones. Is this snake oil? Who knows but even if it is a placebo effect, it works! The truth is, it can't all be mere speculation when so many pros and audiophiles swear by good cables. For the price, these are an absolute recommendation if you have good gear. Don't bottleneck your expensive headphone amps and DAC's with mediocre cabling. Make sure you get the cables that use the Mogami brand cable. Now, excuse me while I experiment with my other can's.

I bought these cable they were on offer. I read the reviews that said they made a difference. But the 175 hours of burn in time was a bit much. So far, I have clicked sone 35 hours of burn in time. They can’t compare with my high grade interconnects yet but u can begin to hear some promise of better things to come. Will review again after a100 hours burn in time.