Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Difference between Analog and Digital Audio Cables First things first, what’s the difference between analog and digital audio cables? Well, they both transmit audio information. The only difference is that analog cables transmit electrical audio signals while digital cables transmit digital information in binary code (zeros and ones, the language that computers speak). Balanced and Unbalanced Cables Now let’s start with the most common question about analog cables… What’s the difference between balanced and unbalanced cables? Unbalanced cables have a bigger chance of picking up radio interference and noise. If you were to cut open an unbalanced cable you’d see two wires: a conductor wire and a ground wire. Balanced cables on the other hand are designed to cancel out those interferences and electrical hums. They do it with the help of an added wire inside – so two conductor wires and a ground wire. With the help of that second wire, both wires cancel out the noise. We’ll look at which cables are balanced and which are unbalanced in a moment. But first… Balanced and Unbalanced Connections Now the million dollar question: do balanced cables make a balanced connection?

Quality cable that brings no static and came at a low price. Couldn't ask for any more

Exactly what I was looking for. Very high quality and worked like a charm.

Fit perfectly and works in an old car without have to spend money to update the car to 2024

I purchased this cable to stream and use it to transfer my voice to my caputre card and it worked great

The price was lower than I expected, yet the quality was good.

I have used smaller aux cords in the past, but they break too easily and get bent weird ways due to stretching them out. This cord, however, is 6 feet long of pure fire. Car rides with friends are much better now, as when the person who is currently using it plays a bad song, we can take his privileges away easily and pass the cord onto someone more worthy. In all seriousness, this product does its job and isn't a bad price.

this is the same cord as the 3' version (check my review for that), but this one is twice as long. no, that does not mean it's like having two of them Steve!--- you dummy!

It transmits sound great and the six inch length is a plus.

Great cable with good sound quality. The extra length is recommended.

Good quality , reach far enough , netrul color sounds good

Nice Quality Griffin closeout at a super great price, Using with a Phorus PR5 Playfi device to output to my receiver.

The 6 foot length works perfectly when sitting in an airplane seat and the quality is without any static.

Good aux cable for the price. Not sure if sound has anything to do with it, but sounds good, not static lie other cables I've used.

Good quality of sound and is pretty long so it can reach really far

Pretty decent AUX cable. This cable solved a buzzing sound in the background that was present when using a cheaper AUX cable. Definitely as good as it gets for a cable outside a fancy braided cable. Pricing could be lower compared to other cables, but there is the baseline quality that comes from Insignia that may not come from cheaper cables.

Works great, sound comes good in my vehicle. Good price too.

Really good accessory to have it help me with my streaming set up

The cord is extra long and the quality is good. Black in color as stated

Cables work great, good product, great quality and affordable