CESS-163-1f Low Noise 12 Gauge Premium RCA Audio Line Patch Cable (1 Foot)

I was looking for a good and short cable, quality materials are excellent, and performance is as well. No external noise, fit tide. I will purchase again if needed

Updated:As pictured, after looking at the terminals I found these to be Monster Cable brand rather than CESS, which used to be a very popular brand. Known for their high quality parts and durability.These RCA Cables are amazing AND affordable! They are 12awg and well shielded and the connectors fit perfectly snug, the goldilocks of a snug fit. I also have worlds best cables which have a much smaller gauge wire and fit too tight. I can’t tell the difference in audio quality between the $35 WBC and these $16 12awg RCA shielded cables! If you’re reading this I highly recommend you purchase these cables as they are much more affordable than other brands and they perform equally well, especially in a sensitive and highly detailed 7.2.4 dolby atmos setup. Save yourself some cash and get these, you won’t be able to tell a significant difference in audio quality between these and the more expensive brands. Try it🙂

excellent quality and sound performance minimal static none

This item was purchased for a reason. 1, the claim is it is a 12 gauge wire and is heavily shielded. 2, RF interference, or the buzzing/ feedback noise coming from my amplifier in a camper trailer. I also bought some copper braided sleeve to put on one set of these cables to block interference. I left the other set as built with no sleeve added.After testing there is no longer any unwanted noises coming from my amp, which is connected to a Sirius Sat. receiver. This is the 3rd. set of cables, the 1st. and 2nd. both failed to stop the noise. (Luckily I had those all in my drawer of stereo stuff, so I didn't buy any extras.) 1 set was inexpensive and thin. The second set looks as good as this brand, but also failed to give results.These cables could grip tighter on the RCA posts, however that could be the result of companies using cheap female posts on their equipment that isn't sized correctly. This is the only negative I've found.If you want quality patch cords, I highly recommend these cables. Especially if you're getting interference noises. It worked for me. Hopefully it will work for you in your application as well.

Nicely constructed except have a tendency to pull off terminal easily. If you don’t move your equipment around good, but if you do need to slide it out to reach back panel make sure to double check these cables are still attached. But, they do the job.

RCA Jack's fit nice and tight, quality cable. Used on motorcycle stereo upgrade. Vibration was concern, but these worked great.

I have these RCA cables in several lengths to connect a sound processor to some amplifiers. They don't add any noise into the system. I get good, clean sound using these cables. The cables are thick and heavy, well shielded.

Ordered 4 pairs of cables. They seemed well built and were flexible, not too rigid. They provided connection between my emotiva amplifier and my Onkyo receiver.The fit was snug on the Preouts of the receiver and amplifier, not too tight and not loose at all.