16 AWG 1-Feet Speaker wire with RCA Male Black Adapter

This worked exactly as intended.I am not sure about those who gave this 3 out of 5 stars... read their whole review and you will see this had nothing to do with the product.I had the following project in mind for this:Take a standard, copper-wired, non-powered subwoofer and convert this for use with a better home theater solution that has an RCA subwoofer output. I was hoping to re-use what I had instead of spending $89 on a powered subwoofer.Objectives:- Use existing wiring - no wires could be visible.- Use current, non-powered subwoofer as a powered subwooferWe had internal wiring that was just plain ol' speaker wire as that was what the original Home Theater subwoofer used.We upgraded to a nice Yamaha system with an RCA plug and required this to complete the connection from the home theater subwoofer jack to the subwoofer via in-wall wiring.I actually ordered two of these and a $20 amplifier (Lepai LP-2020A+ Tripath TA2020 Class-T Hi-Fi Audio Amplifier with Power Supply). I used one of these from the home theater system to the wallplate (I attached a little extra wire and some banana plugs) and one from the wall to the amplifier. The copper speaker wire then connected right into the amplifier (I actually mounted the amplifier to the back of the subwoofer with 4 wood screws - very simple!).The end result was fantastic! We even compared it to the Yamaha powered subwoofer ($89 on Amazon), and it sounded every bit as good - for only $30 in parts!Anyway, for those of you in a similar situation, this is a great solution for converting a non-powered subwoofer and using existing wiring.

I used this to wire a subwoofer to an rca connection on my audio receiver. Works as intended and you cant beat the price.

I still need to get the speaker to put it on but it is what I expected it would be.

Great Price! Works as expected.

probably a very good item but it was not what I really needed for my application my mistake.

BUYER BEWARE! Technically this does function however due to the lack of proper shielding as a typical RCA cable will give you expect a constant hum. This may be more applicable in a car stereo due to engine noise drowning it out however after spending $$$ and time running wire in the walls and buying proper wall plates to find out this is a terrible solution for home stereo audio. Very upset.

This is exactly as described. I was glad that the bare leads were not Tinned, as this is meant for someone who does not want to deal with soldering. I have only one suggestion. Each wire should be identified for polarity.

Just what i needed for subwoofer in wall wires.