Subwoofer Cable

I bought this to link a CD transport to an amp. The quality of this cable for the price is very good. The RCA plugs get a good grip on the connector's of the CD player and amp, however they don't grip so tight that you feel that pulling the cable out could rip the connector off like monster cables, which is very good news :) in fact, I would say that the RCA plugs on this cable, are amongst the best I've ever used. The build quality is very good as well and the cable feels really well made and should last a good long time. The cable, being well shielded is quite thick and has some weight to it, however, it's still easily light enough to not put strain on the RCA ports of equipment. It's reasonably flexible too. In terms of sound quality, I can't really comment because, in my case I'm using it as a digital lead, so it either works or it doesn't, I can say that it definitely hasn't hurt the sound from my CD player and the sound of CD's sounds great to me ears. I'm sure that if I were to use it as an analog cable for a Subwoofer, then it would work really well because the RCA plugs make really good connection and the cable is really well shielded. Overall, if you're looking for a well made digital coax cable, this is a very good option.

Good quality audio cables, looks great and does the job well . They are durable and sound good on AV receivers. Quick delivery as well .

Good quality cable

Top quality at a good price.

No hum , good grip works perfectly connects two Kef KC92 subs together

Good quality lead and great value

It’s an RCA cable for a subwoofer. Works great so far (day 1) and don’t anticipate any issues as it’s solidly built. Thick cable, decent flex, exactly what I needed.

Brilliant clear audio and got rid of the hum my old cable was causing when not in use.

Ottimo cavo, dalle recensioni sembrava dovesse essere rigido che non si muovesse proprio, invece non è così, è intermedia la sua elasticità, si può piegare ma non a metà. Riguardo al suono il cavo è ottimo.

Einwandfreie Signalübertragung und dank der Abschirmung gibt es auch kein störendes Brummen am Aktiv-Bass wenn de Quelle ausgeschaltet Bzw. das Kabel von ihr getrennt ist. Allgemein macht das Kabel einen robusten Eindruck und ist trotzdem einigermaßen flexibel. Allerdings hat es eine gefühlt relativ hohe Torsionsspannung. (lässt sich schwer verdrehen) Die Stecker fühlen sich stabil an und sitzen mit moderater Spannung in den Buchsen. Der schwarze Gummimantel am Stecker hat eine leicht raue Textur und ist somit griffig genug um den Stecker aus der Buchse zu ziehen, ohne am Kabel selber ziehen zu müssen. Alles in allem einfach genau richtig!

In the heart of my cozy Pine Hollow den, my home theater was a symphony of mediocrity—sound that fizzled like flat soda, with my subwoofer whimpering instead of roaring. Desperate for a fix, I scoured Amazon and stumbled upon the BlueRigger RCA Audio Subwoofer Cable (25FT, Dual Shielded, Gold Plated RCA Connectors) for a mere $21.00. The promise of dual-shielded, oxygen-free copper and gold-plated connectors felt like a siren’s call to my audiophile soul. Little did I know, this cable would unravel a sonic odyssey that transformed my evenings into pulse-pounding escapades. The package arrived, and the 25-foot cable, sleek in black with gleaming gold connectors, looked like it belonged in a recording studio, not my humble setup. I unplugged my ancient, crackling RCA cable, which had more static than a bad radio station, and threaded the BlueRigger from my AV receiver to my Klipsch subwoofer, tucked in the corner like a shy beast. The cable’s flexibility made navigating my cluttered entertainment unit a breeze, and the gold-plated plugs clicked into place with a satisfying snap, promising a connection tighter than a vault. I queued up Inception for the ultimate test. As Hans Zimmer’s score swelled, the subwoofer unleashed a deep, visceral rumble that shook my couch and sent my cat bolting. The cable’s dual shielding—braided copper and aluminum foil—banished interference, delivering bass so clean it felt like Leonardo DiCaprio was planting dreams in my living room. The 24 AWG oxygen-free copper core carried every low-frequency nuance, from the film’s earth-shaking explosions to the subtle hum of its quieter moments, with zero hum or hiss. A review on Amazon called it “a budget cable with premium punch,” and I couldn’t agree more. Emboldened, I hosted a movie night, cranking Mad Max: Fury Road. The BlueRigger turned my den into a post-apocalyptic battlefield, with engine roars and crashes vibrating through the floor. Friends, usually unimpressed by my setup, gaped as the subwoofer growled like a chained beast, all thanks to the cable’s flawless signal delivery. Even vinyl sessions on my old turntable, connected via an amp, sang with warmth and depth, the cable proving its versatility beyond home theater. Months later, the BlueRigger remains my sonic lifeline. Its durable PVC jacket laughs off my clumsy cable tugs, and those gold connectors still gleam, corrosion-free. For $21, it didn’t just connect my subwoofer—it connected me to a world of immersive sound, turning movie nights into cinematic events and quiet evenings into concerts. Pine Hollow’s no concert hall, but with this cable, my den pulses with life, drawing neighbors to my doorstep, lured by bass that beckons like a forbidden dance. The BlueRigger isn’t just a cable; it’s my ticket to audio ecstasy, proving that for a few bucks, you can buy a whole lot of wow.

かなり太いですが、しなやかで引回しも楽です カーナビからサブウーファー用アンプまでなので、コレで十分使えます

Monté et utilisé sans problème sur un caisson de grave de 300W RMS.