WORLDS BEST CABLES0.5 Foot – High-Definition Audio Interconnect Cable Pair Custom Made Using Mogami 2964 Wire and Amphenol ACPL Black Chrome Body, Gold Plated RCA Connectors

No complaints. Excellent quality. Build quality and appearance give every indication of a premium product. Tight, but not too tight connection, cable is supple. and I'm using it to connect my phono preamp to my headamp. Needed a short cable as I moved stuff around and now the preamp and headamp are right next to each other so that even the 2 ft or 2/3 meter Audioquest Evergreen I'd been using was too much cable. I didn't do any direct A/B comparisons but the sound is at least as good as with the Evergreen cable. Perhaps a tinge better (again, based on vague subjective impressions only). Listened to a couple records last night and they sounded great. I'm satisfied. You can't ask for more out of a $20 cable, even one this short.

I just switched to the world of separates pre and amps and that took me to a journey finding a good RCA interconnects. I had thought cable doesn’t matter, so I bought a super cheap ones first. Boy, I was wrong as that cable was noisy and then I went to the extreme buying AudioQuest. That was an excellent cable, but then I read about World Best Cables and all the five stars they got. I can tell you one thing, this cable is superb! It has a clear sound right off the bat without even their burn in period they suggested. All the quality of high end cable like AudioQuest with 1/3 of a price. I bought 0.5-1.5 feet long to connect to the 3 amplifiers I have and all performed the same. Highly recommend the brands for all the interconnects.

High quality, expensive cable vs standard cables are the subject of an ongoing heated debate amongst audiophiles. While I certainly know that cheap cables can degrade sound quality, I never readily bought into the hype for super expensive cables and the claim that they provide better quality sound over standard good quality interconnects. I bought this mostly for its short length to connect a DAC to a headphone amp. I also decided to experiment and try to see if I could perceive a difference with this cable using highly acclaimed cable material. I have to admit, I am humbly surprised. There is a very noticeable improvement in dynamics, imaging and sound stage. It is quite shocking to be precise. I certainly was not expecting this. Now l am disappointed in the fact that my other gear is not performing at its best because of the cables. The good thing about this one is it’s actually affordable. If you have high end components and headphones give this a try. You’ll be glad you did.

These are great cable upgrades over the cheap RCA cables that usually come included in certain device. Sound quality is better compared to RCA, but I can't say numerically or percentage wise by how much. These cables are sturdy, but the test of time will determine if these cables will change colors due to corrosion. Not sure how these cables will fair in more humid climates.

I guess to begin with. I'm not an electrical engineer, not an audio engineer. I'm a degenerate audiophile. I chase the sweet dopamine bump I get from really great sound. Specifically really great music but any well recorded and reproduced beautiful sound will get me a measure of bliss. Having said that I know a bit about how electricity is produced, transmitted and utilized. I know some materials are better conductors than others. Getting down to a central question, can cables influence sound? I ask; how could they not? Power cables, speaker cables, headphone cables; in this case interconnects. I feel the sonic influence of a cable us only as good as the equipment in questions resolving ability. In my case this $22 cable between my multibit dac and OTL headphone amplifier increased treble detail enough as to be surprising. Lifting a veil as it were. Getting out of the way and just letting signal scream through. Bass not increased but tightened. The previous monoprice cable not being terrible but the difference was certainly noticeable. Thinking immediately it was matter of closer impedance or better conductance.This cable was much more supple as well, being between a dac and headphone amp stacked on top of it, I wanted a short cable. Six inches and so supple and to make the tight 180 into the inputs smoothly. Superb if for no other reason than that and when spending in nearly $1500 on a dac, amp and headphones; why not spend $22 on a cable. A nice, supple and appropriate length of cable. Tastefully yet obviously marked as to left and right by red and black collars. I appreciate as well the two are not joined together.

i used them to connect my cd to my amp , no complaints for the money.

Very nicely made cables manufactured from high quality materials. Low resistance and capacitance. I'm using a short pair (0.5 ft.) between two stacked components.

Could have been a couple inches longer