THE CIMPLE CO Digital Audio Cable - Digital Coaxial Cable with RCA Connections, 75 Ohm - Low and High Frequency RG6 Coax - Subwoofer Cable - (S/PDIF) White RCA Cable, 12 Feet

Sturdy cable, with good connectors. No problem working with audio signals.

I ordered this to place a second subwoofer added to complete my 5.2 surround sound system in a different part of my listening area and I had to follow the baseboard around the perimeter and go up around a door frame. the adjacent surfaces are painted white and this was one of the only suppliers that had lengths available in white at a decent price. As they say, you get what you pay for. I got it routed after a bit of struggle as the cable isn't nearly as flexible as the one I have that came with the first subwoofer which was included with the 5.1 system I picked up. It's not branded on the cable itself so I don't know where it came from but I got it with the Onkyo system I picked up used. It doesn't seem like it was supplied originally with the system and there's no markings on it but I wish I could figure out where it came from because I'd like to get another one that would fit my application if available. Anyway, this one was a bit of a struggle but I did get it where I wanted it and when I first plugged it in and powered on the system, all I could hear was a very loud buzzing sound. I immediately shut the system down and unplugged it. I did a bit of research and determined that it was a fault. I then went to troubleshooting the system as per an online help forum recommendation and as I'd suspected instantly, it was indeed this cable. I did a bit of wiggling and determined that it was at one of the connectors. I disconnected it completely and removed the outer part of the connector to find that some of the inner braided shielding material was in contact with the central wire. These are not meant to be touching as one is "hot", or "positive" and the other is ground, or "negative". Indication to me that it was assembled by an inexperienced technician or something along those lines, maybe just someone in a hurry, but in any case, I had to repair a new cable myself and it's fortunate for me that I have some experience with this stuff so I was able to. Not everyone has the knowledge or ability to and would be stuck with a faulty cable and a return if they so chose. It was only around $15 for a 50' cable so I didn't complain much. I did reach out to the seller and they did get back to me a few days later. They also offered a replacement, however after I informed them that I'd already repaired the connector myself, there was no further communication from either party. So, after the repair, I can say I'd like to know where to find a more forgiving type of cable like my other one as I don't think this is a true subwoofer cable. It's simple coaxial cable like the cable/internet providers use with RCA connectors instead of coaxial connectors and true audio grade subwoofer cables are something else. I haven't nailed that one down yet as I have this working for the time being.

It is a well-built cable, seems durable and quality materials used in construction. I use this cable for my subwoofer. Upon installation I noticed that there was zero hum, where there used to be some background hum from the previous cable (20-foot monoprice). Then in use it seemed like the bass had more impact than usual. Maybe I was imagining it, but it really did seem that way as I even had to dial the sub down a notch. Great value for the money, highly recommended!

This cable is currently being used to connect my receiver to a subwoofer that I actually forgot that I had. Existing cable that I had was not long enough. This is more than long enough, beautifully made, seems to be constructed of excellent quality materials, and, for my purposes, was perfectly priced. If you are looking to connect a subwoofer at some distance from your audio source, or have some other need of a single channel RCA a cable of this length, I recommend this highly

Needed to move my subwoofer father away, cord works great and had no issues, ran it under the baseboard to hide it, sound is as good as the cord that came with the system

it went up into and down out of attick that was the hard part otherwise this cable worked as advertised for a new subwoofer I would by it again if I need3ed one.

I needed to place my "sub" away from my audio rack (turntables don't like low frequencies "bouncing" them around). This cable does the trick; I don't know what the length would do the the higher end frequencies; but it works great for the lower end.

A solid cable. I used it to hook up the subwoofer to my home theater system in my new apartment. I needed white to match the walls. My only complaint would be that cable jacket is a bit stiff... like a coax cable you would get to connect a cable box - that made wiring it neatly along the baseboards a little trickier. But it was bendable enough to get the job done and make it look nice. Overall, it’s a great table for the money.

Me gustó mucho excelente presentación calidad precio muy fácil de usar

Bought this for in wall application for my 12in sub. With several years of mixing live shows under my belt it's important not to have any delays with front of house and subs cables are more important than people realize. So are these perfect no but they're pretty damn fast!

Being a heavier wire you have to make sure to unwind it properly. Don't plug both ends in then try to run wire in crevices and expect it to work well. I had order with the intent of placing sub farther from stereo but due to room size and electrical outlets I had to change my plans and move closer.Sounds great, does everything like is suppose to.

End came off first time I tried to remove from subwoofer