2 RCA Phono to 3.5mm Stereo Jack Cable 7.5m - Y Audio Splitter - RCA Connector for Surround Sound Dolby Digital DTS - 1x Jack 3.5mm AUX to 2x Cinch RCA - Metal Shell Casing in Grey

Great - sound transferred well (I think better than really cheap simple thin cable ones with cheap ends)Cable and ends feel like quality and robust.They are a very tight fit on the cinch fittings, as are many of the quality ones - which is ok if you are fitting them and leaving the cinch ends attached to your amplifier or TV audio cinch input etc...- but if you want something to continually take off / put back on - then get a cheaper cable with cheap rubbish easily deformable stainless steel cinch end fittings...

Pretty good for a large audio cable but not very thick so bass response and clarity less good than another cable I have. It'll be fine for most stuf, TV, games console, cheap midi system etc. but wouldn't suggest this to connect studio monitors to a computer.

Plan was to buy QED cable, but they are pricey so looked for cheaper one, Primewire cable looked visually appealing, price was good as well and overall seamed as a good cable.there is one BIG problem RCA side connectors are manufactured in smaller size than standard (feels like they were trying to make the connection side bit better) and I was unable to connect/push RCA side on my Marantz PM6002 amplifier, I even tried to force them on but still nothing, felt like I will brake my amplifier connectors. That is why one star!Be careful

Be warned that the RCA plugs are a *very* tight fit. They only way I managed to connect these (eventually) was to first loosen them up using an old adapter. I used this method so as to keep them rounded rather than physically opening them up using something else.The actual cable appears to be (and judging by the Amazon images) of good quality.They work, but I’ll be looking for something different next time.

I am impressed with build quality but also with quality of the sound considering that its long 10 meters cable :-)

Requires a grounded connection; Leaving without connection or connecting to a phone produces a static hiss, slight flavour of a hum;Connecting to a grounded source seems to fix the problem.Keep cable away from any sources of interference - like mains extender and such.

as for price good cable, quite long Y where left and right goes separately so can be used for standalone monitors etc.

Always cables that punch way above their weight. Easliy as good as cables 3 times the price.