🎧 Premium 6FT Right Angle 3.5mm Audio Cable with Silver-Plating Copper Core - Compatible with Car, iPhones, Tablets - 24K Gold Plated - CableCreation 1.8M Review

no crackle, has gold connectors on the ends and works as a GREAT radio antenna for my little wrist band FM stereo receiver that plugs into the Aux-3.5 -mm socket is connected. Ideal. Other cables are "shielded" or do not function as an antenna. Do these.

This is a good patch cord when there is enough clearance around the jack in the product. The ends of the cable are molded for strength, but for most applications with a 3.5mm plug, a straight end is better.

I use this cable all the time in a car without bluetooth. The sound is better than other aux cables I've used. I like the right angle which gives a lower profile on the dashboard. I've made three purchases from CableCreation (I liked one item so much I bought a second) and I'm VERY happy with their products.

I needed to connect a small modular stereo to my computer and didn't have two 1/8 jack cables. I bought these 2k kits and immediately used one in my car to connect a mini mp3 player to the aux input and now I have music without running wires. The car radio works perfectly, as does the desktop mini modular system. These cables are easily distinguished from typical ivory or black cables, making cable installation easier. In addition, they appear to be very well finished, with particular attention

I want to clarify that it may "work" with Beats headphones but due to the way the headphones are made this wired connector is too bulky to put on Beats -Fitting headphones (I have in ear headphones but others may have as well) is a lie that they claim to work with beats unless they mean you file your jack to technically fit. If it wasn't blocked it would probably work, but that doesn't matter. The seller should exclude Beats from this list as it is misleading. The picture shows the problem, the

I have used this with m Rode VideoMic NTG which can use both TRRS and TRS. I have this 10ft TRS-TRS to connect to my Canon 5DM4. At first everything worked fine until the connection started to disappear. I have to constantly reconnect, rotate, or lick the TRS to get a stable audio connection. I do not know what's up. I don't know what is causing these connection problems. If the camera's audio gain signal didn't appear on the display, I wouldn't even know that the cable was not properly…

I needed to replace an extra wire in my car for my XM radio. I somehow broke my original extra cable that came with my XM radio and I was concerned that I would make multiple attempts to purchase and return the wrong cable. I bought this on my first try. The second time I plugged it in, it worked great. The sound quality and the cable itself are much better than the original cable. The original looked flimsy and cheap. I've had this cable for 6 months now. It's very pretty and the material of…

I would like to clarify that it may 'work' with Beats headphones but due to the way the headphones are made this wired connector is too bulky to fit Beats headphones (I mean on-ear headphones, but maybe others as well) is a lie that they claim to work with Beats unless they mean you tech their jack to fit. If it wasn't blocked it would probably work, but that doesn't matter. The seller should exclude Beats from this list as it is misleading. The picture shows the problem, the plug obviously…

I ran this cable from the back of the TV and through several bathroom cabinets to the Bose AUX speaker in the bathroom and it had the perfect soft braided curve and tight ends so I could fit through the holes. I tested the cable to compare differences in total harmonic distortion (THD) (the noise you hear when the volume is turned up and no sound is played) due to electromagnetic shielding, long lines, or poor connections. I had a quality cable for comparison. While the 3.5mm analog jack…