SKW Audiophile Ultra-high Purity Copper Audio Cable 3.5mm Male to 2 RCA Male Audio Auxiliary Stereo Y Splitter Adapter Cable 4.9ft/1.5M

Realistically priced cables that work perfectly. I use these to connect my TV to the Rogue Sphinx III Hybrid Preamp . I had a hum from my older cables but these produce voice and music, through my Klipsch Cornwalls perfectly with no noise of any kind. Very happy and would recommend to anyone.

You are probably wondering if this is a scam like those "artisan" audiophile cables that cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. After using these for a few months and comparing them to Amazon's Linkerpard Cables, I can confidently say that these objectively really do improve the quality of your audio especially with proper gear. First Impressions: Off the top this is an extremely well built cable that has solid heft along both the connectors and shielding, the images don't really do it justice as I still vividly remember being so impressed by the quality when I initially unboxed it. Compared to the Amazon cable, it really is triple the value, and these days its hard to find such value per buck that isn't a scam. For the cabling is legitimately 3x thicker. Another small detail is how the female rca connectors have much more depth than the cheaper but decent Amazon cables and have much more coverage onto the rca in on my headphone amp which might be adding the improved sound quality. Sound Quality: Audio comes through crystal clear, and even though the Amazon cable did a good job with delivering a clean signal too, the bass and imaging is just much better with these cables. The Amazon cables are satisfying enough sure, but the ceiling of potential is simply raised with these cables and now that I've seen the light I don't want to go back. Final Thoughts: I was skeptical at first and satiated by the sheer premium build quality, but after finally getting around to testing it against a cheaper alternative that I also personally would've bought myself if I didn't know about this cable. Audio is electrical after all and cable quality is just one of the many factors that affect sound quality, so ensuring that there are smooth paved roads for your audio signal to travel on versus cheap dirt roads really does make a difference. Your mileage may vary of course, but if you are spending the money on audio equipment I can now confidently say that you are severely limiting its potential if you don't pay a little extra for premium cables. There is now no more doubt in my mind that buying from SKW was the right choice. If you still have your doubts and have the extra eight dollars, perform the comparison between the two yourself, Amazon has a great 30-day return policy after all.

I don't know how to scientifically review these to determine exactly what kind of audio quality these may or may not provide. I do know however that they feel very durable at the very least, so they will hold up over time. And subjectively, they sound good to me. So I bought 3 cables from this company and they all look, sound and feel great! I have these cables in 2.0 RCA - 2.0 RCA in both the 1 and 3 foot options, as well as the 3ft. 3.5mm to 2.0 RCA to plug into phones for an audio source. I have owned them for several months now. All 3 are of the same build quality and all 3 cables have no issues, no hum/hiss/buzz. They sound really clear to me and moving the cables around to different sources and DACs will display the varied sound and imagining between sources. So I know at least I'm getting a really good true to source quality from these cables. They are pretty stiff so if you don't have a lot of space behind your equipment, these don't bend well so that's something to consider. I would buy these again and recommend them if these cables are in your price range.

Over the years I have found audio cable to be an underrated yet important contributor to quality audio sound. Recently, I was putting together a portable sound system and needed a "Y" (3.5mm Male to 2 RCA Male). I was looking at the Audio Quest cables which I like. I decided to order the SKW Audiophile Ultra-high Purity Copper Audio Cable instead. It was around half the price of the Audio Quest. Before I received it I was using a run-of-the-mill Y cable and thought everything sounded OK. When I received the SKW cable and promptly connected it to 3.5mm out of my DAC and Wow! I was surprised at the sound staging of each instrument. Clearer and more present. What an improvement! Now that SKW is on my radar I will certainly look for their products! Quality and affordable.

These cables are great. I'm using them for audio for an LP-60X, to a pre amp, to a Yamaha stereo. The only thing I don't like about them is they're quiet. To the point where for some records, I have to turn the volume up a considerable amount. But the cables themselves? Quality build, quality materials, worth the money to me. Some of my live records when I crank them up, sound like I'm at the concert. That's how good these guys are. I'm sure there are better cables, but I wasn't willing to shell out $100 for an individual set of them x2 because of my setup. For the money, these can't be beat. Minus one star only because of how quiet they are.

I’m writing this review to help others decide if skw cables are for them. First I need to give some info about my room and system in order to explain my goal. My room is located in a basement which sounds slightly dampened and laidback. If I put a speaker in that room that is also laid back(Buchardt S400)or smooth sounding it makes it even darker sounding and I keep craving little more liveliness or snappiness. I upgraded to Buchardt S400 MK2 and It improved my experience greatly. I use Parasound New classic 200 integrated amp and Topping D90SE dac. I stream music using Amazon music hd via usb dongle and usb cable. I first ordered skw usb cable and rca interconnects (cheaper version). After couple of days listening, I noticed that I was getting little more details ,snap and punch. Detail retrieval at low volume improved and my urge to crank up the volume subdued. Before SKW, I was using some DIY interconnects using pro grade cables and some generic usb cable. One review mentioned that skw cables sounded harsh. And I could see that happening if one all ready has edgy sounding system and adds those cables to the mix. But if you are like me and find your system to be laidback/smooth and want to reduce that effect and bring little zing to instruments, than definitely give skw a try. I highly recommend giving skw usb cable and interconnects try first. Than other cables if it’s your cup of tea. I liked skw usb cable so much that I also ordered 2 power cables and speaker cables. I’m not sure how much more improvement I am getting in my system by adding skw power cables and speaker cables. I would have to do much more extensive listening and comparison. However, I am satisfied with my purchase and will keep skw in my system.

They get the job done if you need high quality cables but they seem a little dull in the treble. There is some hard channel separation too like its not delivering enough power to the left and right channels simultaneously. I returned these and went with the audioquest big sur cables. Big improvement. I have the audioquest sydney now. Bigger improvement.

Excellent build quality on the cable. That is very clear once you open it. I did not notice a difference in the sound from my $6.98 Amazon Basics cable but my hearing used to be better. I do know, there is no noise, static the materials used are confirmed high quality and the cable looks and feels nice. Hey, the sound might be better, I just can't tell. This cable looks and feels as good as moon's super expensive cables. The innards may be different but these feel just as solid. I will likely make these my go to cables since I am using very expensive equipment and appreciate the idea of quality interconnect cables BUT cannot get myself to spend $700 on a cable. I'd spend that money on a better amp and stick with these cables. What I am buying here is a (confirmed by many reviews) quality made cable that can compete with the high dollar cables so my equipment should be fine and the sound is stellar and most importantly, I am satisfied. My MAIN setup: Astell & Kern SE-100, iCan Pro hybrid amp and HD800(S) cans. Mind boggling sound! Just writing this made me fire up the amp and put on some loud!