Auidophile 2RCA Male to 2RCA Male Stereo Audio Cable,Gold Plated | 4N Oxgen-Free Copper Core (6 Feet (2M))

I've purchased four sets of these RCA cables so far--two 4.5 foot (for Yamaha S303 CD player and Emotiva A2L+ amplifier), one 3 foot (for Fluance RT85N turntable), and one 10 foot (with a right angle for Earthquake CP8 subwoofer)--all connected into the WiiM Ultra preamp. The look, feel, and function of them are outstanding. The cables have a thick, high-quality, and yet flexible feel. The connections formed to the various components is strong yet not too tight. They do a great job at preventing any noise or interference, even at very loud volume. The gold connectors with red/black braided cables just look very high-end. Replacing the cheap RCAs that most audio equipment comes has been a no brainer. I've watched way too many Youtube videos about cables, and it's not clear to me there is any better option out there anywhere near this price point. It's weird to be excited by cables, but these will do that to you.

The Primeda RCA cables are outstanding in every way. From the connectors to the cable itself, the build quality is exceptional—solid, durable, and visually impressive. For the price, they are an excellent value, especially when compared to higher-end brands.But what about the sound? In my experience, they outperform Audioquest cables by a noticeable margin. The reason? These Primeda RCA cables feature a two-conductor design, which makes a huge difference in audio performance. Here’s why:- Superior shielding: The second conductor acts as a shield, protecting the audio signal from interference like electromagnetic or radio-frequency noise. This results in a cleaner, purer sound.- Reduced noise: With a dedicated ground and signal conductor, these cables significantly reduce any potential hum or noise, especially important for high-fidelity setups.- Better channel separation: For stereo audio, the two-conductor design ensures better isolation between the left and right channels, giving you clearer and more distinct sound.Overall, if you’re looking for RCA cables that deliver both on quality and sound, the Primeda two-conductor RCA cables are the way to go. Highly recommended!

I purchased this one for my TT that has the moving magnet phono cartridge on it. I have the .75M, 2M and 3M. Waiting on the 1M today.These are much higher capacitance than my Kabeldirekt that have lower capacitance. BUT, this one was 140 pF that works with my phono preamp with 100 pf added to match the 47k load.Biggest plus for these is the the resistance is only .02 ohms! The 3M (9 foot) only ha .077 ohms resistance! So the 1M cable should work very well for my moving coil cartridge since capacitance isn't an issue and have the least amount of resistance is key.The Kabeldirekt cables have a higher resistance value, i.e. .08 for a 3ft cable.Ok, sound. It was a noticeable difference for the moving magnet cartridge, 1 because it got the capacitance perfect and very low resistance. I can hear the details much better with the MM Shibata stylus. Will see for the moving coil cart (HANA ML)

These cables are indeed well made, but the sound quality of these interconnect cables are absolutely top notch! Huffhifi, an audiophile contributor on YouTube, recently recommended these cables and he is so right. I compared the sound of them with AudioQuest King Cobra interconnects and they are every bit as good sounding, if not better, for a fifth of the price! Highly recommended and a no brainer.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These are great. Very high quality

Replaced those basic RCA cables with these and they did appear to provide added clarity in the upper region. Appears to be of good components all around with pure copper connectors, OFC conductor and isolation layers.

It is almost pointless writing a review of interconnect cables. Everyone has different equipment, various music preferences, and different listening habits.And this is why I’m going to get wordy with this review as opposed to saying “I’m happy with these” and knowing that really tells you nothing.If your budget only allowed you to spend $200 or $300 on a music system you probably aren’t looking at cables costing hundreds of dollars. If you spent $15,000 on a system you probably aren’t looking at cables on Amazon at all. Or maybe you are one of the people who thinks it doesn’t matter — that there is not a noticeable difference between a $23 cable and a $230 cable.For perspective, I spent several thousand on my system, and I am using it in an unused extra large bedroom I have set up for a dedicated music room. I have my equipment on a wall and a comfy leather chair set up at just the right distance from the speakers for optimal sound.You might have bookshelf speakers sitting on a desk or wall shelf. You might enjoy listening passively while working. I used CDs by Fiona Apple, Cassandra Wilson, and Pink Floyd to audition these cables. You may be into Black Flag and X, or 1940s jazz.All of these things are factors in what you are going to hear and how you are going to hear it.When I bought my system it was comprised of a turntable and CD player. And I bought Kimber Kables at $117 each.A few years ago I decided to add a Bluesound streaming device and I used the cables connected to my CD to give it a test run and decided to keep the streamer. Since that time the CD player was sitting disconnected and unused. I decided I wanted to get it connected and running again and this is why I ordered these new cables.I was very impressed and raving about what great value they are. But me being me, I had to reconnect the pair of Kimbers just to compare. I started to have doubts about my purchase. It isn’t because there is a huge difference in the sound. It is actually a minuscule difference, if there is a difference at all. Maybe the bell at the conclusion of a song just sounds a bit more crisp. Maybe the singer’s voice sounds a bit closer to me. Maybe there’s just a little more depth in the soundstage. MAYBE it’s all in my head.See how this works?The only thing I can tell you with certainty is that these cables sound good. Really good. And unless you have an audiophile system I cannot imagine why you might spend 10x more than you need to for audiophile cables. These are outstanding for the price.And if you do have an audiophile system, and you enjoy sitting in a chair in front of music which makes you heave with emotion, I’d still suggest you compare these with whatever your higher-end choice is if you relish the thought of saving a few hundred bucks. Nothing can replace making a comparison yourself, in your environment, with the music you like.Ultimately, I decided to order another pair of Kimber Kables simply because I don’t want to deal with this doubt and testing each of the cables every time I play a different CD. This is the curse of being an audiophile.I’ll just spend the extra $110 and be done with it, and get on with my life.The cables have a nice feel coming out of the bag. And the bag is a zip top so no worries about having to rip a bag open and then wondering if you’ll get hassled about returns.I am not going to bother returning them. I would have no problem using them with the integrated amp I have set up with my television, just in case I decide to add a CD player there at a later time.