Audiophiles RCA/Phono Cable 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male HiFi System Interconnect Cable Braided for Home Cinema Subwoofer Amplifiers Blu-ray (Straight to Right Angle, 2.5ft/0.75m)

These are very high quality cables. If you replace a common audio RCA cable with these, you will definitely hear the difference. Highly recommend these reasonably priced cables.

Compared to the included thin cables that came with my Audioengine HD3 PC desktop speakers, these are far superior in every way. The ends fit more securely, the thicker cables obviously shield the signal more, and I had to turn down the volume because the new cables appear more efficient. Some say you have to be an oscilloscope to tell the difference in higher quality RCA cables, but I'm glad I purchased them. To me, they certainly look better and sound better.

Quite nice RCA cables for the money. The connectors are sized just right to firmly grip the posts without being too tight or too loose. I’m not one to buy the most expensive cables because I’m not a sucker for marketing scams, but these are in the sweet spot of price/function/quality/looks.

These are great cables, are well made and great fit.

Everything about these cables says quality. Used them to run from my Onkyo receiver’s preamp outputs to my Emotiva three channel amp. Good clean sound with no distortion, pops or buzzing. Will be buying more of these cables

very nice cables,working very good on my turntable .

This review is for the Primeda Audiophiles RCA/Phono Cable 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male HiFi System Interconnect Cable Braided for Home Cinema Subwoofer Amplifiers Blu-ray (Straight to Straight, 9.8ft/3m).Recently I broke a connector on one of an expensive pair of audio cables. The manufacturer has replaced the broken cable, but until I get the cables switched out the Primeda cables have been filling in just fine. No complaints with the audio quality. The intended purpose for my Primeda is connecting to a Bluetooth audio transmitter/receiver once I get the cables changed around.One star off because the connectors on the Primeda are quite tight. Tight enough that I am concerned with breaking something.I note that the Primeda cables have a directional arrow on the cable band. I can find no documentation on this. Usually a directional marking on an audio cable means that one end of the cable shield is unconnected. If you get the direction backwards you can possibly pick up shortwave radio. Really. Happened to me with another set of cables when I didn't heed the little arrow marker. I wish Primeda had mentioned something about the shield connection.

Great build quality and good sound.