🔌 Premium Quality BIGWASP Silicone Soft Tattoo RCA Connector Clip Cords for Tattoo Machines - 79 Inches Review

This is my third in a year. The first one which I thought might have been a fluke ordered 2 more to have a backup. 5 months - that's how long the second cord lasted. Short circuit where they are connected to the machine. 4. will not buy

For this money the cable exceeded all expectations. I purposely went a little harder than usual to test the limits and it still works great. I would 100% buy again

Owned less than 2 months, RCA end not fully functional. I have to move it to start it. My power supply and rotary switch work fine with any other cable. This becomes very annoying in the middle of a tattoo session when the cable decides it doesn't want to work.

Not bad. Not compatible with my RCA to clip cable and a bit harsh. Should be longer since I make bigger pieces. I ordered this because the quarantine had to end as my supplier was closed. I will not order again unless the length and stiffness change.

just received the cable! it's pretty durable. The cable itself is a little stiff, but that's because it's a new cable and will come loose after a break. This is by far the best RCA cable we will find on the market. It seems a bit pricey to me but if it lasts then I think it's worth it.

Just received the cord! it's pretty durable. The cable itself is a little stiff, but that's because it's a new cable and will come loose after a break. This is by far the best RCA cable we will find on the market. It seems a bit pricey to me but if it lasts then I think it's worth it.

Was in an emergency and needed it as soon as possible. I didn't want to buy the cheapest and not the most expensive. I chose this thread. The RCA end on this thing seems to "snap" but is almost impossible to remove from my machine. I have a feeling this will cause excessive wear and tear on the RCA connector on my device. The cable is very stiff and more suitable for audio equipment than everyday use by a tattoo artist. Works but not recommended.

If the curses are real, then I've been cursed with faulty clips during my 10 year tattooing career. They always seem to snap at the "bend" of where the cable connects to the machine (right where the reinforced rubber ends). I have light hands and the trauma (pulling, pulling, bending, twisting) of the cord is pretty minor. I have used both types of RCA Big Wasp cables (straight and 90 degree) several times. Each of them failed within 6 months or less. A large wasp, a soul tattoo, a kingpin…