Pixelman 1.7ft Heavy Gauge Speaker Wire with RCA Adapter Plug to Bare Wire - 2 Pcs

I used this to wire up my Kicker HS8 subwoofer to my car, as my car radio has RCA outputs and the subwoofer only takes in bare wire inputs. They are robust and fit snugly into the female RCA connector. This connector is NOT shielded, but it seems to be made of bare copper. No signal noise issues in my setup, however I also shortened the wiring for it as it was a bit too long for my needs, which isn't a bad thing at all.

My husband needed these and we couldn’t find them. But found them on Amazon. Thank you. Would definitely recommend these to anyone. 🤙😊

These cables are well made, I like that the bare wire ends were tinned for better corrosion resistance and durability. My biggest criticism is that the bare ends are very short, and will not make contact in many speaker terminals. For my application, I had to strip additional insulation off the bare ends, which of course means that part of the length was untinned.

Not much to discuss. Works as it should. Good value and felt like a quality cable.

Arrived as advertised. Nice product.

I purchased these to make some custom cables for my surround sound system, they worked great for that.

I have a pair of 4 feet tall tower speakers that requires speaker wire to work. My vizio sound bar requires RCA cable to connect terrible speakers to the subwoofer. I bound this, stripped more bare cable, and plugged the tower speakers into the subwoofers and worked like a charm. Wish I bought this sooner honestly since the tower speakers were just sitting in my closet for 3 years. One thing I will add, the RCA connection was little too big to plug into the subwoofer. If you're careful, you're able to take a knife and shave a little bit of the black rubber off to make it fit into the subwoofer. If you need a longer cable make sure you get the same gage speaker wire and crimp/solder the ends together.

They describe (and show a picture) of a nice sleeve on the end of the wires. They also describe the “bare wires” being “galvanized.”BARE WIRES WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN WHAT I GOT!Neither pair of wires was galvanized. They were just bare, stripped wires that weren’t even twisted.The other pair WASN’T EVEN STRIPPED! I had to go find my wire stripper (that not everyone would have on hand) and do it myself.NO QUALITY CONTROL.Update: I opened up a second pair. Again, weren’t stripped and soldered, galvanized, or tipped like they show and describe. I had to get out my wire strippers again. See the puctures.