Mediabridge 3 Portable Audio & Video Review

I heard a lot of good things about these cables so I gave them a try. They are much thicker than other replacement cables. I don't know if I was sent a used or new product, but I paid for a new one and bent and scratched one side of the 3.5mm connector. I hope this gets noticed and replaced

A very big positive difference with this cable is no more buzzing, buzzing, static noise when turning off a song from a phone or laptop to the speaker it is connected to is cable is connected. Just beautiful silence. I'm happy with it! Be careful when ordering from the Revain site as I thought I was ordering a 12ft cable and didn't notice that my order was automatically switched to a 2ft cable when I chose the lower price. I'm returning it for 12ft at no extra cost, no problem.

When trying to connect external speakers to the computer through the monitor, they constantly gave out a loud hum. I tried several different cables and also tried different configurations for the power plug but nothing worked. Then I looked online and one of the suggestions was to make sure you are using shielded cable. This one from Mediabridge had "Top Quality Double Shielding" in the description so I thought it might be worth a try. It worked! After connecting my speakers with this cable the

I have had this cable for 5.5 years now and although it no longer works I will buy it again. Like other reviewers, I really abused this cable every day in the car - my aux port is in the console and there's no hole for the cable, so I chose the drive to access my MP3 player with the Open the console cover (annoying, that shouldn't have happened) or close the cover over the cable. I did the latter, so I wanted to buy something with a thick protective coating so I wouldn't crush the cable too…

After spending more than three decades in the hi-end audio craze, this enthusiast has acquired many expensive audio gear (most of them second-hand and at a significant discount ). compared to the sales price of the specified device). One of my favorite problems with this hobby is the absolutely absurd prices of high-quality audio cables, which can cost thousands of dollars a pair but produce questionable sound results. where they terminate with RCA, DIN and other types of such cables. This…