FosPower Stereo Plated Premium Quality Review

I was replacing my amp and had to put the new one on a shelf 10" wider than my old monster cables. Those cables looked cheap, and they are. They seem strong and I only needed the 3 foot wires. As others have mentioned, I'm not interested in smaller wire gauges. They look great and sound great and I like the flexibility of the cable because I need to run wires from the front of a shelf to the back of the bottom shelf and the turning radius seems fine with this cable and doesn't. was with a…

I have been selling and installing A/V cables since the 80's and have always believed that you get what you pay for. most of the time. These cables are the highest quality at the lowest price. I just bought a 2015 Jeep with a great proprietary audio system, but it doesn't seem to live up to its reputation. I finally took the system apart and found the RCA cables were Rockford Fosgate, a big name in amps, along with a Rockford Fosgate amp mounted next to an Alpine amp. I saw that the Rockford…

Reading other reviews it seems that there are some bad batches. I have never received a non-working cable from FosPower. I've had more expensive cables that sounded worse. However, they are not really designed to last a long time with constant movement. I usually use them temporarily while considering whether my need would benefit from a better cable. However, I have two of these that will likely stay where they are as they never move and are far from potential sources of interference. They are

There is much debate in the audiophile community about how cables contribute to the sound of a system. Some people say that cables are crucial and use creative prose to describe how a particular cable affects sound. Others say as long as the connections, in this case a phono jack, are secure and the wires aren't oxidized, which of course happens over time and doesn't affect new cables, all cables will sound the same; and they cite blind tests where audio consumers and even experts couldn't tell

I don't often write reviews but this time I had to give credit to this cable. I've been in the audio industry for about 55 years and have had many cables from entry level to high end. When I stumbled across these and realized how well naturally double shielded, constructed with PE foam dielectric and at an incredible price, I knew I had to try them. Most mid-range and high-end cables use foam dielectric instead of Teflon, which is great too. The foam advantage ensures quiet and undisturbed…

I don't often write reviews but they really pissed me off. I put together an old school hi-fi system using some old amps and components I got from ebay. For a long time I thought these amps were worn out or tired and I even thought one of them had a bad preamp board. I bought about 8 sets and only stick to one brand so everything looks the same. Well after going through the entire amp and EQ with Deox and then reassembling and testing, I found that half of those cables didn't have proper…

Have been using these cables for a few years now. They consider the company to be damn expensive devices, and despite the cheap price, they've done a great job. I used different cables, all are more expensive than these, much more expensive compared to them (not crazy money, but 10, 20, 30 times more expensive than Fos-Power price). I have replaced all my cables with them including my main system which includes Levinson, Monitor Audio and SVS (current models). I'll leave the discussion of their

This cable does not meet my expectations. It's thinner and smaller than I expected. It has a more modern design. It's more of a cinch cable like KabelDirekt. The wire is thinner and the RCA connector is also smaller in size and more compact in design. Recommend this cable for shorter runs and audio applications. For longer runs (over 10 feet) and for component video, you may need a heavier gauge cable with a thicker section and a larger RCA jack that can provide the separation you need. What…

I bought this cable over a month before I really needed it because I wanted to be ready after ordering a second Onkyo RZ receiver to replace my 7 year old Yamaha. I think I trusted the reviews because they were full of praise, but I completely forgot that most people who buy cables at this price point don't know much better and think that all cables are the same regardless of material or cost (Hint: These people are fundamentally wrong) I ended up installing both receivers and the new Klipsch…