Mediabridge Ultra Series 50FT Subwoofer Cable - Dual 🔌 Shielded, Gold Plated RCA to RCA Connectors - Black, Part# CJ50-6BR-G1 Review

I was looking for a long 50 foot or more subwoofer cable. The two main issues that bothered me were signal degradation over long distances and cost. I've seen many cables of this length cost $40 or more, but this one cost $20, so I gave it a try. Last night I hooked it up to my second subwoofer across the room with a 7.2 system, turned it on and WOW! Good sound! Now the bass just fills the room. I didn't notice any signal issues and the connections were very solid and well made. It was the…

This cable is probably fine for short distances and installations without interference, but it didn't work for my 50ft subwoofer wall run as it produced a very annoying hum. I really didn't want to pull that wire out of the walls and attic, so I ran a thorough diagnosis, tried different wires, distances, and line filters, but the cause was eventually narrowed down to the signal wire. After replacing it with another (more expensive) tone disappeared.

Replaced a 17 year old 10" Monster subwoofer cable connected to a Polk Audio 300W LFE input subwoofer with this one after having to rework it and having to relocate the subwoofer across the room . Route the cable through the wall along with the surround back speaker and zone 2 external speaker cables. I was a little concerned that the boosted leads running alongside this LFE output would introduce some hum, but the cable looks well shielded and the subwoofer sounds great. Couldn't be happier…

Bought the first one caused noticeable hum in the sub. Returned to Revine and got another. The second only had a faint hum when I tested it I will run it along the intended route to see if it gets better or worse A slight hum is the best you can expect from a 50ft cable Update 10/14/2020: Got yesterday I'm watching some scenes from an action movie with the subwoofer being pulled out of a 50ft cable Too much noise to ignore It's ok for the subwoofer to be in the front corner of the room but this

I was concerned about 50 feet, even with coax. However, I was able to misplace it by getting close to the power cords or speaker wires. dead silence. Using a 50ft and 35ft up to two 12" Klipsh 600w Reference subwoofers in a spacious theater room. The AVR sits behind the stadium on perches with the subwoofers located forward on either side of the 135" screen. The Submarine AVR has a line of sight of 24 ft. 7 ft to the ground, then 24 ft forward, then 3 ft left to a spare and another 12 ft to the

KabelDirekt works for Vizio 5.1.4 systems with dual RCAsRCA cables replacing the proprietary dual RCAs now found in Vizio satellite speakers can be found. For cables longer than 26ft, I needed a good 50ft cable, so I couldn't use the included RCA connectors for the satellite speakers. The combination of the following gave me the distance I needed and the speakers sound great with no issues. I had to buy 4 of these: RCA Extension Cables Cables (Short 25ft 1 RCA Female to 1 RCA Male Subwoofer…

Mediabridge subwoofer cables are of very good quality. Both the white and black mediabridge cables look very attractive and professional. The RCA hardware is strong and beautiful. Each cable comes in a cardboard box, ideal for cables. The cables are packaged very nicely in their boxes and are not rolled, crimped, twisted or otherwise damaged during the winding/packaging process. Comes with a good velcro strap. My subwoofer setup consisted of placing the subwoofer on the back wall, which…

Every Mediabridge product I have purchased has been of the highest quality and value. Can be found cheaper. I'm not sure you can find a better one, at least not noticeably better. You can be manipulated by Monster into thinking you're paying multiple times more for their products to get "the very best," but any knowledgeable audiophile will tell you that this is nonsense that allows them to get people to to entice you to pay. more than their products cost. I bought a 50ft mediabridge subwoofer…