Bought this in an attempt to wire an older non-powered subwoofer to my Yamaha sound bar. Hooked up fine. Didn't work. Oh well. Worth a shot. Seems to be quality and came fast.

Works as it should. No complaints

This is a sub cable that does exactly what it is supposed to do

Good solution for older audio equipment. Works great with passive speakers connected to an old Realistic stereo receiver. It is cool to be retro.

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Excellent quality! Make sure you have a separate amp if you're going from a hifi receiver to a subwoofer.

Good quality thick copper wires. In today's world of expensive copper, I didn't imagine that they would be made so well.

very good

Just what i needed for subwoofer in wall wires.

Perfect. High quality casing and wires.

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Seems like a decent cord; however it did not work for what I needed it for. Cannot really rate for performance

Is exactly as described so I gave it 5 starsSafe buy

Works fine and sure beats trying to make one of these cables myself.

Most RCA cables come with thin wire attached, but my high current needs were met with this 18 g cable. The tinned tips fit the binding posts easily.

these are high quality wires that you're going to need if you purchase a speaker update your wires!they came in the mail so fast that it was easy not having to run out to get them.

My speaker output was on one side of my stereo. I bought this as a companion wire to a shorter wire and was able to cut down the open end to the length I needed, then re-expose the wire under the plastic for a half inch to go into the speaker. This way my wires were almost the same length and there was no speaker distortion from one being a lot longer than the other.

Great gauge and have definitely done the job to get the speaker outlet to the actual speakers for surround sound.

it is a good cable very good feel on it ,it is strong ,but the RCA end looks a little cheapthe wire is OK and i know it works , but not for what i wanted it , i wish i could have read a review earlier before buying it , but i always hope i can find a use for this some day since it does not really work in the situations i'm in regularly , like a car speaker or a receiver , unless i can use some kind of power supply for the woofer i wanted to use as a sub-wooferwhat happens is that the receivers that have an RCA output for the sub-woofer don't send power , just the audio signals , learned the hard way , just last night after trying the cable myself , i used like 3 cables to adapt my Logitech woofer that has an 3.5 end on it to the RCA of my receiver and it worked , with a good volume , since it was self powered , but then i tried a speaker woofer that i have used in the normal , left stereo as a sub woofer and did not work , so i don't really know what this cable is used for since most receivers work the same way and in a car , the speakers have a normal speaker wire entrance and not RCA , so... yeah not for receivers

I used this to make the premium sound bar on my Mitsubishi 82 TV my center channel with my Onkyo S9300, and it did exactly that. This little devise works great! Although for anybody else trying to rig this up, FYI my TV is a bit loud because of differentials in power, and I had to turn up all my surround speakers to their highest settings to equalize it. Pretty close but the center is still a touch loud.