Amazon Basics 2-Male to 2-Male RCA Audio Stereo Subwoofer Cable – 4 Feet

IN THE BOX: (1) 4 foot 2-Male to 2-Male RCA audio stereo subwoofer cable

Top Positive Review

Great cable set. You would pay at lest three times as much for an equivalent product at one of the big box stores that sell home electronics. The ends mated perfectly and held on tight to the equipment connectors. At the same time they could deliberately be pulled off which is important. I have seen some so called higher end connectors damage the RCA jacks on the connected equipment because they held on too tight and could not be removed without damaging something. The connection pressure was just right. I am using this for the subwoofer outputs on my receiver. The cable is flexible and easily routed although it is a lot thicker than the tiny gauge generic cables included with some equipment and cheap ones that are still widely sold. Amazon got this one right.

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Top Critical Review

These cables are made from good material but they’re just enormous. They won’t fit into my recessed RCA jacks and make a good connection.
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Customer Questions & Answers

Do I need to buy 2 if im connecting my dj controller to two speakers?
Answer: I bought two for my Denon Prime 4 controller purple on the back of the controller right channel then purple on the left channel then plug the red and whites into each of your powered speakers.

Can the R/L Red/White cables be separated or are they bound together?
Answer: The cables can be gently pulled apart so they become 2 separate individual cables. There is no molding or any type of binding implement on either end. I’m very pleased with these cables, they are highly flexible and have very secure snug fitting RCA plugs. Signal transfer is excellent as well… I highly recommend them!

I want to run audio from t.v. into stero reciver, this is what i need?
Answer:

You haven’t given enough information. It depends on when your TV was manufactured. Most TVs manufactured in the last 10-15 years have digital connections or plugs (HDMI, Optical, or Digital Coax), but not analog such as these RCA analog plugs. Most Stereo Receivers older than approx. 2005 don’t have digital connecti??