STINGER 2-Channel 3 FT 6000 Series Audiophile Grade RCA Interconnect Cable, Subwoofer Cable (2-Channel, 3 feet)

If you're looking for inexpensive, flexible, shielded, RCA cables that aren't overbuilt to the point where the connectors won't physically fit, or they have such a freaking tight fit that they literally pull the jacks out when you unplug them.... THESE ARE THE CABLES FOR YOU.Pros:Fexible & easy to work with.VERY Shielded (my preamp was picking up some stray AM radio signals and this eliminated that noise)Decent, Basic Connectors that aren't pretentious with faux-gold plating, overbuilt housings, and super-tight fits (Can you tell I $#%*^ hate those types of cables???)NOTE: It seems like Stinger is marketed more towards auto & marine applications, but yes, you can use these for your home stereo setup or anything that uses basic RCA connections.

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It really those make a difference I didn't think 🤔 they make a difference but they really do I didn't pay attention at first and I put them in wrong they go one direction 👉 only so I had to take them out again but it was worth it just pay attention at the direction of the arrow 🔜 I love 😍 it thank you

Wow. I thought people were just exaggerating this product but, turns out I was the one missing out. Been using subs on all my. Vehicles with no epicenter and always thought it was good enough. But no. The clarity this device provides to my subs is INSANE. Now my lows are actually low low. Love it. Worth every penny

Just got this rca cable today and swapped out my other one and I immediately noticed the difference in sound quality, this is amazing. I was using a fosgate rca cable and this was much better. I was told that stinger is the best. I would have to say yes. Changing out my power and ground tomorrow for stinger. My subs hit harder and much cleaner bass. I did not change anything just the rca cable and now my rear view mirror is moving down and I have to keep putting it back up , lol. I did not have that before LOL.

I installed a Pioneer AppRadio 4 SPH-DA120 6-Inch Capacitive Touchscreen Display Smartphone Receiver and Pioneer GM-D1004 400W 4-Channel GM Digital Series Class FD Amplifier using "premium" Monoprice RCA cables, figuring that a cable is a cable. Wrong. The Monoprice RCAs resulted in absolutely awful engine noise coming through the speakers. It was so bad that I drove around with the amp unplugged. As soon as I switched to the Stingers, the noise vanished. I didn't have to change the routing at all. Awesome cables! Also, in addition to the features listed in the product description, the retail packaging lists the cables as having mylar sheathing (which you can see through the translucent insulation), a third drain wire (whatever that is), and that they should be installed in a particular direction.

I've used stinger products since 1994. I've always had positive experiences with their products and whenever I have to choose between some new brand with unknown performance qualities and stinger, I always go with what I know to be a great product. A lot of people think that you have to either buy the best and most expensive cables out there. For most of us that's not the case. A good pair of middle of the line rca's like these are all we need. There are also some people that believe that buying a good set of rca cables is just a big marketing conspiracy by the manufacturers, that somehow we've all been dooped into believing that there is any difference at all between expensive and inexpensive cables. I've been installing stereo systems professionally for 15+ years now and I've experienced several audio issues when using shotty cables. I had amplifier turn on/off pop on a system once and couldn't figure it out for the life of me. Turnd out to be the cheap set of rca's at fault. Moral of the story, spring for a decent set of cables.

These are great value for the money you are spending. Sounds amazing, I have 2 sets of these RCA's going from a LC7i to a Rockford Fosgate P1000x5 amp and I get 0 interference. 👍🏽