STEREN6' Python 3 AV Cable

Work as it should.

I've always used the expensive cables. I bought this because I needed something temporary. Temporary has become permanent. This cable checks all the boxes.

I was expecting 2 wires my bad I should have been more precise in my reading but after 25 minutes of finding something good. I can honestly say the one wire I got feels perfect.

The wire is marked (OFC) and the jacket is pretty thick, appears to be shielded and fairly flexible...These cable seem to be more flexible and of better quality than the Monoprice Premium RCA cables of the same length and thickness..( I do have an older pair of the Monoprice cable in 6ft length) So the cable itself is of pretty high quality... but the tip ends on the Mono price Premium cables seem to be of superior build....the mono price cables have a 6 part split tip end that is tapered and pretty thick these just have a thin metal band that goes all the way around. Also I don't think they are Gold Plated either, .... They appear to be some kind of brass color base metal instead...not gold...so there is not a clear winner here between these and the mono price cables of similar price. These appear to have better wire but fall short with a lower quality tip end, if that matters....also you only get one pair not two pair (two cables equal one pair )...for the price they are actually pretty good cables. Now a days it's pretty hard to find a high-quality RCA cable especially pure copper for a reasonable price...I had a hard time finding one in a 3 ft length that was better than the generic type that comes with some equipment... and that was not outrageously priced also. Blue Jean Cables and Monster Cables also Sonic Wave C2G cables are possibly superior to these but also at a much more expensive price....I have seen Monster Cables offered at tremendous discounts from time to time on the Internet though... so if the price is low enough they may be worth getting...the quality of a three foot cable is not really going to have much effect on the quality of the signal anyway...depending on the strength of the signal...(I plan on using these with a Turntable )... the longer the length of the cable the more effect quality is going to have on the signal...If your going to use an RCA cable longer than 12 Feet I would recommend you get the highest quality you can find and afford but these are good for the price and are much better than generic common RCA cables, so they come recommended, and would probably be good in longer lengths also because the wire used is so good...I am probably just nitpicking...these are really good cables and worth more than the inexpensive price that you pay....(Notice 5 Star rating) Update. I finally got there cables installed in my turntable with adapted RCA Gold Plated Panel jacks that I installed myself and they work great...These are my prefered cables over some other cables I have Mono Price; Kenable even a set of old Vampire wire...I prefer these hope the quality is still the same today.

I wanted to connect a TV in one room to a receiver in the room right behind it. I initially planned on purchasing a Bluetooth transmitter to hook up to the TV since the receiver had Bluetooth capability. After reading mixed reviews on transmitters ranging anywhere from $20-$50, I decided running RCA cables through the wall would be a cheaper option that would be more reliable and user friendly.I purchased a cheaper 50' set of RCA cables. I quickly realized that I overdid it with the length, but that wasn't a big deal since I could hide all the excess cable. When I listened to it, I could hear static coming through the speakers. I figured it was possible that my generic TV was the culprit of the bad sound quality, but I was able to rule that out by connecting the TV to a closer receiver with a shorter set of cables.I decided to spend a few extra bucks and get a higher quality set of a more appropriate length. I ran the wire, hooked it up, and turned it on. The static was gone! I'm no audiophile, but it is important to me that things sound clear and good. I'm sure the majority of people wouldn't have any complaints about stereo sound quality with these cables. I'm purchasing another pair to run the connection back the other direction. I highly recommend this pair of cables if you need 25' feet of RCA cables. Good value for the money.

Great, well-made cable. I've used dozens of different types and brands of RCA cable, and this one ranks up there as one of the best. I am using in in my store to run a signal from a LaserDisc Player to a Sony CRT-TV in the front window. Those of you unfamiliar with LaserDiscs, even though they look like a giant CD, it's an Analog composite video signal. (Basically, the picture is only as good as the weakest link.) I'm happy to say that at a distance of 75 feet, there is very little if any signal degradation. The picture is only slightly softer, which says a lot for this cable. (I was expecting an "acceptable" picture, but I was pleasantly surprised.) For those of you looking to run just audio or a digital signal through these, I'm sure they would do the job exceptionally well given the results I had.

Anticipating the installation of a backup camera in my vehicle, I wanted a heavier RCA cable to run inside the rear end gate, over the headliner and down the A post to bring it up under the dash. This product exceeded my expectations. It has more than ample length and the distance isn't a factor for image quality. The cable is tough enough to withstand any abrasion that might have ensued as a result of fishing it through tight spaces. I'd say that it's a good value for the money. I did tape the RCA connection inside rear end gate to be certain it wouldn't slip apart with vibration, however there was no indication that it would come apart. I just wanted a little extra insurance that it wouldn't be necessary to take the tail gate apart at some point in the future.

Hey, I am a High-end audiophile and High-end HT installer. I bought these as a backup for when the high-end cables don't come in on time. When I say High-end, I mean systems that can easily exceed 10 grand and up. Lately I had to use them on a installation and realized that when the music plays, one cannot tell the difference between them and the "fart out of a different hole" ones 5 to 10x the price. The system I installed them on had a $32,000. price tag. They may not have the same esthetics, but I would defy anyone to tell the difference in performance. Therefore, unless you are one of those nose-up, plenty of cash dudes, these guys are quite decent, especially considering their ridiculously low price. Cheers

Working beautifully. Thanks.