🔌 KabelDirekt – Short RCA Stereo Cable & Cord – 3 feet (Dual 2 x RCA Male to 2 x RCA Male Audio, Digital & Analog, Double Shielded – Supports subwoofers, amplifiers, AV receivers, Hi-Fi, Black) Review

I am moving these cables from my Schiit Modi to my Schiit Vali 2. Works as advertised and as it should (have been using it for about a week now). The wires appear to be of good quality (nice and thick) and it looks like some of the issues others have reported have been resolved. For example, some reviews mention not being able to tell which wire is red and which is white. This is no longer the case. You can easily tell which is which because red has a red stripe and white has a white stripe.

Excellent cables for the price! They're rated for heavy loads (I'd say you can pierce through walls or ceilings with ease) and transmit signals just fine. The gold-plated connectors, while a fairly standard feature, actually feel well made and don't seem to wear out quickly. Although the two cables are tied together, you can easily separate them into two cables simply by pulling (like a zipper) on the loose ends, which can be handy for some applications. While the cables are heavy-duty, they…

Excellent product of clearly high quality; works as it should. I suppose if you are unaware and/or not realizing this, the thought would be "cable is cable". This is hardly the case, and the difference isn't just manifested in the sound reproduction or the intended use of the cable. These cables are clearly designed for people who expect the best results. The craftsmanship is excellent and as they are shielded I tested them to make sure they met that criteria. Yes, and very convenient. The RCA…

Better than many high-end cables, especially for turntables. Get rid of some of the old overpriced monster cables I had. KabelDirekt RCA: (updated ohms count because I forgot to subtract the tester's lead resistance) 6 feet = 126 pF / 0.14 ohms 15 feet = 258 pF / 0.35 ohms. DRCA 20" for turntables: 20" = 178 pF / 0.00 ohm I moved 15 feet from my center phono stage (Emotiva XPS-1), line level outputs in a location where I don't have vibration interference, to my living room sound system and I…

Audio cables are probably the most misunderstood and misrepresented segment of the audio industry. You can pay $1 or $1000 for a 3ft RCA cable. There is a supplier willing to get you the cable no matter how much you want to pay. So how much do you have to pay? At what point do returns drop and you get little or no sound improvement for the extra money you spend? What is a sweet spot? Only you can answer this question... Everyone's needs are different, and so are everyone's ears. Also…