Seismic Audio Speakers Premium 1 Foot Dual RCA Male To Dual RCA Male Audio Patch Cable, Red Color Cable, 2RCA to 2RCA Audio Cord

This cable works as directed, and reduces the clutter of an otherwise longer patch cord. I would have preferred a 6" one, but this was the shortest. Appears to be well-made and very flexible so I'm happy. Would buy from this company again.

Can't believe I'm leaving a review for a $10 1 foot cable. $10/ft are you kidding me? But I bought this after my Monoprice cable (which generally are good) started cutting out on one of the channels randomly and I needed a new cable for my Schiit stack.This cable is perfect for short runs between two stacked devices. The cable is *very* flexible (unlike the Monoprice) and I no longer have to wrap the Magni and Modi with velcro so they sit nicely on each other because cable is too stiff.Cables have nice strain relief too.Some people might complain that the connectors unscrew a little too easy (maybe some purple / light strength loctite?) but it made it really easy to inspect the soldering and crimping (looks good to me). And if there is ever a problem in the future, it will make it easy to repair rather than having to throw it in the trash.No, these cables weren't built by ancient elves using magic gold plated unicorn horns and exquisite carbon fiber in zero-gee while orbiting Saturn when all the stars are aligned to ensure your ions don't get confused. These cables won't magically make your music sound any better than using wire clothes hangers (look it up), but they do their job and do it well and IMHO it's worth a small premium for some cables that don't look like crap on my desk and do everything they need to and nothing they don't.

These work great on my rig. I have purchased interconnects in the past that were upwards of $250/pair for my mid-fi system. That system is gone and I have downsized and changed from home theater to stereo music listening. These are quality interconnects with great connectors and a decent thickness ( 'mo betta than the zip connects that come with a piece of equipment)! I highly recommend that you buy as short a set as needed/possible. This insures less signal loss. Even though I no longer have my $15,000 system, I am still passionate about sound quality. You can spend a ton more on I/C's, but, why would you need to, unless the 'brand' is more important than performance.

These are decent cables for the price. Very pliable and quite good for a little dac/amp stack.If I didn't directly compare them to some WORLD'S BEST CABLES RCAs, I'd probably think they were a lot better. There seems to be a noticeable difference in sound quality between the two, heavily favoring the WBCs. Granted, you're paying over twice as much- so weigh accordingly.

I love it. It looks awesome with my set of SMSL dacs and amps. Its incredibly flexible. The fittings are well put together. The wires are soldered to the fittings. And ive heard no problems with sound quality.If you are looking for a quick and easy solution to patch an RCA connection between 2 devices stacked on top of each other, or next to each other, you would be hard pressed to find better.

Seems like a well enough made cable for a low cost. I have very cheap RCA cables and I’ve never been able to tell the difference in the sound quality running from my DAC to my amp. I’ve got some pretty high end headphones including the audeze lcd-x. My point is you shouldn’t worry about RCA cables that cost a lot. Expensive cables are snake oil so don’t buy into that. The short connector is perfect since my DAC sits on top of my amp. I like the bright red color too.

1 foot red cables x 6soft enough for easy bends to other components.some ends arrived loose, just twist to tighten.had some noise in my old rca's that were old and way too long.these look great and the noise is gone.going to add the 3 foot yellow cable soon to divide some components.

Reliable cables. Seamless audio connection. Great quality.