Cable appears to be constructed very well. Completely got rid of the electrical noise my previous cable was causing. Extremely happy with the performance and aesthetics.

Audioquest makes good quality cables to be used in high end audio equipment. This cable is one of them, with a stereo 3/8" jack at one end and 2 RCA stereo jacks at the other. It's designed to attach a smartphone, computer, or notepad to the AUX input of a receiver or pre-amp via the headphone amp. Like all Audioquest cables, it's very solidly made; the RCA ends grip very tenaciously. The only drawback is that the plastic covers over the RCA connectors are smooth and slippery. Combined with the strong grip, that makes them difficult to take off. That may be a disadvantage if you use the AUX inputs in the front of your unit and you don't want to leave the cable plugged in. Other than that, it's a very fine cable.

This cable is incredible. The width of the cable makes it so you don't confuse it with anything else, plus it's a vibrant green. The aux connector itself is great connecting to my phone, which is my primary audio source. (It even connects through my case which is an underappreciated commodity) I chose the shorter cable this time. But will definitely save up for a much longer cable :D

I'm using my Evergreen cable between a high quality Digital-to-Analog converter and a headphone amp. The sound is bolder & clearer than it was with the cheap cable included with my amp. Audioquest replaced the plastic jacket used on older versions of Evergreen with a nicer looking cloth material. Sporty! Note that the RCA connectors are enclosed in a hard, plastic shell which might not fit devices with jacks that are recessed into the device's case.

[Employee of bestbuy] Good quality cables, dont grip super tight however