You can use regular RCA cables for subwoofers, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, regular RCA cables are not designed for the low frequencies that subwoofers produce. This can cause the sound to be muffled or distorted. Second, regular RCA cables are not shielded, so they are more susceptible to interference from other electronic devices. Finally, regular RCA cables are not as durable as subwoofer-specific cables, so they may need to be replaced more often.
No, you cannot use any wire for subs. The wire that you use needs to be thick enough to handle the current that will be flowing through it. If you use a wire that is too thin, it will overheat and could cause a fire.
RG6 is a type of coaxial cable, which means it is designed to carry a signal from one point to another with minimal interference. This makes it ideal for use as a subwoofer cable, as it can provide a clean and clear signal.
4.8/5
Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable great for the low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, allowing for deep and precise audio quality.
This cable is backed by Mediabridge's Limited 1 Year Warranty. Includes adjustable & reusable Velcro cable strap for easy organization & storage.
A copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding and 2 layers of foil shielding, for maximum protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each other. The cable is finished in tough, yet pliable PVC jacket with color coding, for easy routing and quick installation.
A split-tip center pin ensures high contact pressure and signal strength, while unique gripped molding and corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances.
Ideal for connecting subwoofer speakers to audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound systems, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility.
$234
I purchased this item to upgrade my antique Intellivision console's worn-out, subpar RF cable. I was experiencing the choppy, misaligned, and inadequately insulated basic wires that the console manufacturers initially recommended.The difference in quality was evident as soon as the box was opened. The cable felt much more substantial and thicker than the original. Just obviously of better build, as evidenced by the gold-plated connectors, plastic thumb grips behind the connectors, shielding, and heaviness. The interference, fuzz, lines, and other picture quality problems vanished once the Mediabridge connection was installed, leaving a crisp, sharp, clear image. The connectors have a good grip and fit firmly. The cable is flexible and long enough for all purposes.Any retro game console with a detachable RF cable can benefit from an inexpensive, simple upgrade with this cable. You only need to add an RCA-Coax adaptor to be ready!
4.8/5
This cable is backed by Mediabridge's Limited 1 Year Warranty. Includes adjustable & reusable Velcro cable strap for easy organization & storage.
Ideal for connecting subwoofer speakers to audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound systems, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility.
Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable great for the low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, allowing for deep and precise audio quality.
A copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding and 2 layers of foil shielding, for maximum protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each other. The cable is finished in tough, yet pliable PVC jacket with color coding, for easy routing and quick installation.
A split-tip center pin ensures high contact pressure and signal strength, while unique gripped molding and corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances.
$234
You come to the stage where you've thoroughly investigated every aspect of the "sound system" you're planning to assemble. You now understand Steve Gutenberg, ATMOS, Dolby VISION, HDR, 4K, HDMI 2.0, and a myriad of other technical acronyms that would put your daughter or anybody else who had the misfortune of asking to sleep. If you've increased your purchasing budget to accommodate the internal discussion about whether to buy one sub, two subs, HSU subs, or SVS subs, you've now reached the point where you're laboring over interconnects: should I use RCA or XLR? Is there a difference? What length? etc. Let me give you some advice: Measure the length of the subwoofer cable you need and make sure to allow for hiding it. Examine the positioning to see if the 'tweak' for corner load will effect the overall length versus where it looks good, etc. After you've had enough of thinking about it, select the right length and purchase this cable. Short version: The sitting room connected to the master bedroom serves as the third (yes, sad third) TV place in the house. DefTech - 11 of them including BP 8080s, SVS PB13-Ultra, and more - and flat out - I will guarantee you that I spent too too too much time analyzing everything including interconnects - I had the fever. As an example, Yamaha CX-A5100/MX-A5000, Samsung motorized wall mounted 78" 4k, and more. I remember one reviewer advising Yamaha Buyers to improve their AC Power Cord for the MX-A5000 Amp I purchased. I followed the link and examined his "upgrade recommendation" — it was $2,000 for an AC Power Cord. I read every item from Audioholics to Steve Guttenberg's favorite lunch on Tuesdays. I recall that a Crestron installer I knew had just finished setting up a system for a man who had $200 in speakers. My investigation came to a complete halt when I considered the $2,000 power cable and the 1/4 million dollar speakers. My $20k budget was more than most people should ever spend on a bedroom system. Then, I bought Mediabridge Everything, including 400' of 12 gauge ox-free speaker wire, gold-plated banana and spade connectors, their awesomely terminated main speaker cables, awesome FLEX Series HDMI (18 GB/ 4 K) 2.0 Cables, etc. After reading everything that wasn't nailed down, it became incredibly clear that there was nothing I could buy that would match their sound quality, build quality, or speed. I used this subwoofer cable between my Yamaha MX-A5000 and SVS PB13-Ultra, and as soon as I did, I understood what reviews meant by room-lock, impact, tonal quality, and decay. I then started to imagine myself as the guy who goes to Radio Shack to buy an SPL Meter (sound measure device), but I quickly stopped myself and realized that my pursuit of audio bliss ended with these Mediabridge Interconnects. I won't start researching mono block amps or I just wanted my seats to tremble whenever something exploded or crashed in the movies when it was supposed to. Everything on Media Bridge is of the same high build quality as Tonka Toys, Levi's, or Craftsmen Tools from when I was a child. There are no questions or games.
4.8/5
Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable great for the low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, allowing for deep and precise audio quality. Split-tip center pins ensure high contact pressure and signal strength, while unique gripped molding and corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances.
A simple Y-Adapter can open up a whole new world of possibilities for your audio components. This adapter splits your audio components for a genuine surround sound experience (no extra cables necessary).
Finished in a heavy-duty, yet flexible PVC jacket with color coding, for easy routing, quick installs and maximum signal transfer, so your audio components deliver all the performance you expect. Includes adjustable & reusable Velcro cable strap for easy organization & storage.
Ideal for connecting a TV, CD player, DVD player or other RCA-enabled device to the left and right audio ports of a subwoofer or amplifier, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility.
Built with braided copper shielding, aluminum Mylar shielding and gas injected foam dielectric, for protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each other.
$234
After reading all the reviews, you can distinguish between two categories of people: those that don't know what this cable is for and don't appreciate the high quality of the cables and use them improperly.I've been constructing home theater systems since the middle of the 1990s, and I can honestly say that this is one of the nicest subwoofer cables I've purchased. I've purchased Monster Cable, Monster Cable THX Certified, Vampire Cables, and even Audioquest Cables. For the price, these are a steal because they are extremely well made, quality components, the fit is nice and snug, not too tight, and in no way loose. They also have very nice grips, so youIn order to keep your subwoofer active while in use and prevent it from going to sleep when the very low signals are received, a Y cable is also advantageous for auto-on subs.Given its price, I was quite dubious, but because of the excellent ratings, I decided to buy two of them so that my multiple sub system would have the exact identical connections to them.They are stiffer than speaker wire or regular cables, but they are not designed for wall mounting or close to walls, so what do you expect with a well-made, extensively shielded cable? I was really surprised by the quality and fit when I fitted them.Overall, they are incredibly attractive, functional, and affordable.There is no need to spend a lot of money on sub cables when these work perfectly; give them a try, if you don't like them send back or whatever, but for $10 you really can't go wrong. The bass coming out of my Klipschs is extremely tight, clear, and responsive. If I didn't think they were worth it, I would not have them on almost $2 grand worth of subs that hit lows of 18Hz, which is lower than the human ear can hear, and thereOne thing to keep in mind is that if your AVR has two sub outputs, get the second one that matches it. You will be amazed by the deeper, richer bass with no peaks and valleys in the output and a seamless transition. I've read that four subs are ideal, but since I only bought one of the best and largest subs available, I don't have room for four. However, man, it would be awesome to have four of these big bad boys in my system. To do that,Overall, these cables are worth every penny and more. You won't regret saving money and getting excellent cables on top of that; they are a win-win situation and deserving of only five stars. People who don't either bought them for the wrong purpose and blame the cable or simply don't get to review the actual product, not compare it to other ones, as price to quality, there is no comparison.I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for cables, and since all of my speakers are top-tier Klipsch RP series models—the biggest and best of that line are in my living room—none of my equipment is entry-level. I am an audiophile and proud of it, so there is one thing I would never skimp on: speaker wires or any other signal-transmitting cables. These, as stated, are way more expensive than entry-level alternatives.
4.8/5
A copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding and 2 layers of foil shielding, for maximum protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each other. The cable is finished in tough, yet pliable PVC jacket with color coding, for easy routing and quick installation.
Ideal for connecting subwoofer speakers to audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound systems, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility.
A split-tip center pin ensures high contact pressure and signal strength, while unique gripped molding and corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances.
This cable is backed by Mediabridge's Limited 1 Year Warranty. Includes adjustable & reusable Velcro cable strap for easy organization & storage.
Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable great for the low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, allowing for deep and precise audio quality.
$234
Okay... I've been a (intermediate) audiophile for a long, and while one COULD pay a lot of money for a subwoofer wire, one should think twice before parting with extra cash on anything like this.Really, there's no need to search any farther. My home stereo system almost entirely uses Mediabridge cabling! Why? because it performs flawlessly! Each cable is attractive and well-designed. End-plugs firmly cling on to receiving ends (no worry about vibrating loose). cables are flawlessly constructed and gold-plated for excellent contact. In all the ones I've ordered, I have never once received a dud.The fact that Mediabridge goes above and above to ensure your satisfaction with the purchase is a major benefit. I've always gotten an email after every cable transaction asking whether I'm happy and if there's anything they can do to help.Try it out for yourself before accepting my word for it. These cables are excellent and ought to be priced approximately ten times higher! The finest cable offer on Amazon is here! BELIEVE ME!
4.7/5
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors; split-tip center pins for optimal pressure and conductivity; tough, yet flexible PVC exterior
Expertly transmits low-frequency signals generated by subwoofers, ensuring exceptional sound quality and bass response
Accommodates devices with RCA port; works with S/Pdif, digital, and composite video interfaces; safe for in-wall use; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
Subwoofer cable for connecting subwoofer speaker to a stereo receiver, sound system, or other compatible audio device
$234
I contemplated purchasing this Amazon-branded cable, but after reading other reviews, I decided to give it a shot. If I thought it didn't deliver, I figured it would be a low risk (cost) purchase. I plugged it directly to the sub output of my Blu-ray player, which has line-level speaker outputs, and it synchronized.The cable's RCA connectors provide a snug fit on both ends and fit snugly into the line-level jack on the rear of the subwoofer as well as the Blu-ray player. Before watching an action movie, I was dubious about the cable's ability to carry powerful bass to my sub because it appeared to be somewhat frail.I played the moment where the drone shoots a missile at the cabin from The Bourne Legacy Blu-ray DVD. The explosion in this scene leaves a delayed shockwave, and the music perfectly captures it! My old house with plaster and lath walls was literally shaken by that scene! I had to lower the subwoofer's volume out of concern for potential structural damage to my home.The Equalizer and The Equalizer 2 are two Blu-rays I've watched that include scenes with similarly intense bass.I purchased a second cable for a buddy because I liked this one so much and thought it was a great deal. This cable has made me extremely happy, and I would suggest it. Nothing can go wrong. Other brands might be thicker, but they might also just have additional layers of heavy jacket insulation to give it a "heavy duty" appearance, in my opinion.
4.7/5
Subwoofer cable for connecting subwoofer speaker to a stereo receiver, sound system, or other compatible audio device
Expertly transmits low-frequency signals generated by subwoofers, ensuring exceptional sound quality and bass response
Accommodates devices with RCA port; works with S/Pdif, digital, and composite video interfaces; safe for in-wall use; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors; split-tip center pins for optimal pressure and conductivity; tough, yet flexible PVC exterior
$234
I contemplated purchasing this Amazon-branded cable, but after reading other reviews, I decided to give it a shot. If I thought it didn't deliver, I figured it would be a low risk (cost) purchase. I plugged it directly to the sub output of my Blu-ray player, which has line-level speaker outputs, and it synchronized.The cable's RCA connectors provide a snug fit on both ends and fit snugly into the line-level jack on the rear of the subwoofer as well as the Blu-ray player. Before watching an action movie, I was dubious about the cable's ability to carry powerful bass to my sub because it appeared to be somewhat frail.I played the moment where the drone shoots a missile at the cabin from The Bourne Legacy Blu-ray DVD. The explosion in this scene leaves a delayed shockwave, and the music perfectly captures it! My old house with plaster and lath walls was literally shaken by that scene! I had to lower the subwoofer's volume out of concern for potential structural damage to my home.The Equalizer and The Equalizer 2 are two Blu-rays I've watched that include scenes with similarly intense bass.I purchased a second cable for a buddy because I liked this one so much and thought it was a great deal. This cable has made me extremely happy, and I would suggest it. Nothing can go wrong. Other brands might be thicker, but they might also just have additional layers of heavy jacket insulation to give it a "heavy duty" appearance, in my opinion.
4.7/5
Subwoofer cable for connecting subwoofer speaker to a stereo receiver, sound system, or other compatible audio device
Accommodates devices with RCA port; works with S/Pdif, digital, and composite video interfaces; safe for in-wall use; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors; split-tip center pins for optimal pressure and conductivity; tough, yet flexible PVC exterior
Expertly transmits low-frequency signals generated by subwoofers, ensuring exceptional sound quality and bass response
$234
Excellent build quality, appears to be adequately shielded, and I haven't noticed any more noise in my system.A useless 15' cable costs $20 at the huge blue box shop. They have one that costs more than $200, I'm not joking. (As an electrical engineer, I can assure you that you won't hear a change despite everything the cable claims to do.)This is a straightforward solution that is insulated enough to reject typical EMI and is constructed well enough to last for a very long time. At this cost, the gold-plated contacts are a wonderful addition. Use the shoddy cables that came with that VCR you got in 1996 if your sub is right next to your amp; you won't hear a difference. You do need low impedance and high shielding for a line longer than 30', and this does the job admirably without breaking the budget.
4.7/5
Expertly transmits low-frequency signals generated by subwoofers, ensuring exceptional sound quality and bass response
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors; split-tip center pins for optimal pressure and conductivity; tough, yet flexible PVC exterior
Subwoofer cable for connecting subwoofer speaker to a stereo receiver, sound system, or other compatible audio device
Accommodates devices with RCA port; works with S/Pdif, digital, and composite video interfaces; safe for in-wall use; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
$234
I contemplated purchasing this Amazon-branded cable, but after reading other reviews, I decided to give it a shot. If I thought it didn't deliver, I figured it would be a low risk (cost) purchase. I plugged it directly to the sub output of my Blu-ray player, which has line-level speaker outputs, and it synchronized.The cable's RCA connectors provide a snug fit on both ends and fit snugly into the line-level jack on the rear of the subwoofer as well as the Blu-ray player. Before watching an action movie, I was dubious about the cable's ability to carry powerful bass to my sub because it appeared to be somewhat frail.I played the moment where the drone shoots a missile at the cabin from The Bourne Legacy Blu-ray DVD. The explosion in this scene leaves a delayed shockwave, and the music perfectly captures it! My old house with plaster and lath walls was literally shaken by that scene! I had to lower the subwoofer's volume out of concern for potential structural damage to my home.The Equalizer and The Equalizer 2 are two Blu-rays I've watched that include scenes with similarly intense bass.I purchased a second cable for a buddy because I liked this one so much and thought it was a great deal. This cable has made me extremely happy, and I would suggest it. Nothing can go wrong. Other brands might be thicker, but they might also just have additional layers of heavy jacket insulation to give it a "heavy duty" appearance, in my opinion.
4.7/5
Accommodates devices with RCA port; works with S/Pdif, digital, and composite video interfaces; safe for in-wall use; backed by an AmazonBasics 1-year limited warranty
Expertly transmits low-frequency signals generated by subwoofers, ensuring exceptional sound quality and bass response
Subwoofer cable for connecting subwoofer speaker to a stereo receiver, sound system, or other compatible audio device
Corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors; split-tip center pins for optimal pressure and conductivity; tough, yet flexible PVC exterior
$234
Excellent build quality, appears to be adequately shielded, and I haven't noticed any more noise in my system.A useless 15' cable costs $20 at the huge blue box shop. They have one that costs more than $200, I'm not joking. (As an electrical engineer, I can assure you that you won't hear a change despite everything the cable claims to do.)This is a straightforward solution that is insulated enough to reject typical EMI and is constructed well enough to last for a very long time. At this cost, the gold-plated contacts are a wonderful addition. Use the shoddy cables that came with that VCR you got in 1996 if your sub is right next to your amp; you won't hear a difference. You do need low impedance and high shielding for a line longer than 30', and this does the job admirably without breaking the budget.
4.7/5
This cable is backed by Mediabridge's Limited 1 Year Warranty. Includes adjustable & reusable Velcro cable strap for easy organization & storage.
Low-loss, wide spectrum coaxial cable great for the low-frequency signals produced by subwoofers, allowing for deep and precise audio quality.
Ideal for connecting subwoofer speakers to audio components, such as stereo receivers or sound systems, while offering excellent bass response and flexibility.
A copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding and 2 layers of foil shielding, for maximum protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each other. The cable is finished in tough, yet pliable PVC jacket with color coding, for easy routing and quick installation.
A split-tip center pin ensures high contact pressure and signal strength, while unique gripped molding and corrosion-resistant gold-plated RCA connectors provide a consistently tighter fit than commonly rolled cables with wider tolerances.
$234
Unfortunately, the other position was 31 feet further (I measured it) and required some basement wire work and drilling. I had previously purchased a shorter (8 foot) version of this cable, which I found to be an excellent quality (not fun).Since I was 35 feet away from my receiver, I was concerned that the signal would be lost. I needn't have bothered, I guess. As far as I can determine, there is no signal loss. In fact, the new location forced me to lower the volume of my sub to keep everything balanced because of the harmonics of my room.incredible stuffA name-brand cable won't compare to this mediabridge twin shielded cable, so DON'T SPEND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ON IT.I have nothing but praise for this cable.In particular, I made use of professional wallplates that were especially designed to eliminate the need for me to have erratic RCA connections (to wall plates). The other end of the cable is directly plugged into the sub line input. I didn't even try that arrangement with this cable because I believe that connecting any RCA cable to wall plate RCA connections significantly reduces signal quality.Wishing you luck as you set up.
Most subwoofer cables are made with copper wire and have an insulating jacket around the wire. The copper wire is a conductor and will carry the current from the amplifier to the subwoofer. The current will flow through the subwoofer and then back to the amplifier through the ground wire. The ground wire is connected to the chassis of the car and provides a path for the current to return to the amplifier. If the ground wire is not connected, the current will flow through the subwoofer and into the car's body and could cause a fire.
A good subwoofer cable can make a significant difference in the quality of the audio output. It is important to choose a cable that is of high quality and durable so that it can withstand the wear and tear of constant use. A good subwoofer cable should also be able to transfer the signal with minimal interference.
No, the length of subwoofer cable does not matter. The only time length matters is when the cable is too short and you cannot reach the subwoofer from the receiver. Other than that, the quality of the cable is more important than the length.
There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a subwoofer cable. The first is the gauge, or thickness, of the cable. The thicker the gauge, the better the quality of the sound. The second is the length of the cable. The longer the cable, the more expensive it will be. The third is the type of connectors. The most common are RCA and XLR.
A lot of people tend to think that a higher wattage in a subwoofer means that it will perform better. However, this isn't always the case. In fact, a lot of the time, a lower wattage sub can actually produce better sound quality than a higher wattage sub. This is because a higher wattage subwoofer can sometimes produce distortion at higher volumes. So, if you're looking for the best sound quality, you might want to go with a lower wattage sub.
There is no right answer when it comes to whether it is better to overpower or underpower a subwoofer. It depends on the specific subwoofer model, the size of the room, and the type of music you are playing. If you are looking for the deepest bass possible, then you will want to overpower your subwoofer. This will give you the most control over the sound and allow you to really feel the bass. If you are looking for a more balanced sound, then you will want to underpower your subwoofer. This will give you a tighter sound with
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