Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice subwoofer cable that is well made and will last a lifetime.

Easy to set up. Sounds great. Not sure what else you want I a cable.

I'm using this on my 2 Dynamo 700 to get a quality and powerful bass.

No issues at all plugging into the speaker, solid wording product.

Hooked them up to my new speakers man what a big difference in sound

For your sub woofer I would def recommend this brand

It works for the intended purpose. Makes setup easy

I needed one of these for my 10" sub from B&W. It works great, is a perfect length and was easy to use. I just wish it wasn't so expensive for what it is.

Subwoofer sounds amazing, so no complaints at all about this cable.

There are many cables to pick from but this was one recommended by the Best Buy consultant and fills all my expectations.

Good subwoofer cable. I don't have anything to compare it to - was recommended by best buy sales associate.

Works fine, no issues, a little high priced, any brand would work

AudioQuest has a great reputation and makes a quality product. Very expensive though.

For a sub corx, it gets the job done no question. And when you can catch it on sale…all the better. Distortion on my sub is cleaned up really well and this cable is SOLID.

the sound is nice but not sure it is worth the price

Needed new cable to get the job done, this was perfect. Ground connectors are a plus

Bought one today to replace an old video cable that I had been using for years with my old Velodune F-1500-B that I just replaced with a REL HT1205 (phenomenal subs!) And guess what? The old video cable sounded better! It was thicker and had a better connector too, maybe that had something to do with it? Did you know that you can use RG6 with RCA connectors for a sub cable too?! The center conductor being solid (and highly shielded) transmits faster and with more detail than braided wire! It also has a higher bandwidth than you will ever need as well which probably attributes to clarity.

Any woven cable with gold plated connectors will perform equally well and at a cost of less than $10. A long cable can become an antenna and be subject to EMF and produce noticeable noise in the very high frequencies as with the current going to a tweeter. The subwoofer is operating at low and very low frequencies and any EMF is not going to affect the output from the subwoofer speaker. Worst case one could clamp a $0.50 ferrite bead on the cable where it connects to the pre-amp port. I use special woven Kimber Kable for my primary speakers to bi-amp the mid and high range speakers and this does help with certain material. But I use a different type of cable for the woofers in these speakers as the requirements are different. It is dismaying that so many people are sold snake oil by the audio industry. I see it with $20 a foot cables such as this one from AudioQuest and even more ludicrous are the special "audio" power plugs that are supposed to magically clean the inbound current from a wall receptacle. ONLY a line conditioner can do this with isolated transformers and yet the industry allows and even encourages this kind of nonsense.