RCA to 1/4 Cable 15 Feet, Dual 1/4 inch TS to Double RCA Stereo Audio Interconnect Cord, Oxygen-Free Copper OFC, 2 x 6.35mm 1/4 inch Mono Male TS to 2 RCA Male Cable with 5 Cable Ties

Works great for the price.

Good cables at a reasonable price. The connectors are attached well, the cable itself is flexible and soft enough to lay flat on the floor.Occasionally I need to connect a piece of musical or professional audio equipment to my home stereo. Other times I need to do just the opposite (connect a compact disc or tape player to a professional system). This cable allows me to do exactly that and sounds and looks good doing it.The RCA connectors are well formed and snug. The 1/4 inch connectors are solid and do not introduce any detectable noise in my system.Always nice to find good audio gear at a fair price. Recommended.

I got this cable to run a line from my electric piano to my mixing board that I use for recording.Positives:- A lot of cord for the money. Fairly inexpensive per foot.- Great length for studio work. I got the 25ft, but available in 50 ft, too.- Gold plated connectors.- flexible.- Four strain relief straps included.- Oxygen free copper wire- Good shielding.- 22 gauge wire.- Bi-directional.Negatives:- Long length of cables may have warranted even thicker wire, like 20 or 18 gauge.- Gold plating appears thin.Overall: Good “bang for the buck” RCA to instrument ended cable that should serve you well.

First of all let me tell you hoe happy I am with this cable for two very specific reasons.1. The minimal packaging that it came with consisting of a single bag which shipped inside the amazon mailer.2. The Velro tie strips that it came with. Yes! There were more then one. There were actually several in one piece wrapped around this cable keeping it bundled nice and tight during transit which I put to use tying up all my old cables that this lovely 50 footer replaced.I have a surround sound system consisting of two amplifiers coming from my main mixing board which gives me 5.1 dolby near the wall where the projector was and a rear old Denon system which simply has another 4 stereo speakers but floods the downstairs of the open space that I have just lovely.That bundle of wires you see on the couch are all of the RCA cables that I had daisy chained together to get to the amp on the other side of the room. Old monster and tsumani cables that I have been using for years. NOW, my friends I have crystal clear sound going to two separate amps about 25' apart with the cable running along the wall to get there. Great cable, great value, great package, and highly recommended.

Seems to be made well so far and feels heavy duty.

Whether it is for electronics or music, for studio or performance, when you need cabling or connectors to make equipment work, it is good to have a kit of gear that will get those connections made. And it is always nice when you cross paths with that gear at a good price. I'm adding these to my kit because these cables are of good quality, they can work with much of the gear I use and they are good value.

I use this cable to connect the 1/4 jack end to my monitor speakers and the RCA ends to the output on back of my mixer I use with my DJ gear (Pioneeer RX3). Awesome sound quality. Feel really well made. Absolutely zero complaints.

This cable functioned perfectly in my intended use case; specifically, I needed to run an output from an audio mixer to an amp on the other side of the room.Connectors are gold plated, whichbis always a plus. The cable itself is solid, and the connectors have decent strain relieve and sturdy housing (it's coated in plasticn but appear to be metal; obviously it could just be dense plastic)Connections were well soldered (I always check my cables for cold solder), amd the length was what I needed.The biggest drawback I experienced is that it's hard to tell the two cables apart. They *are* marked with the "traditional" Red and White markings, but it was really hard to find the marking. This wasn't a big deal, to me, but if it matters for your application, please be aware of that.Also, these are *unbalanced* Again, not a big problem, for my application, but it could matter to you.If you need a great cable to connect an1/4 output to an RCA input (or vice-versa) tnis cable is a great choice.