WORLDS BEST CABLES 1.5 Foot – Directional Quad High-Definition Audio Interconnect Cable Pair Custom Made Using Mogami 2534 Wire and Amphenol ACPR Die-Cast, Gold Plated RCA Connectors

These came in prior to needing them to make new connections. I was surprised at the 175 hour suggested break-in period. I did have a secondary system I used them in prior to final install. Cables are clearly marked to help with directional connectivity. No issues with sound. Frequency response is good top to bottom. If I were starting fresh I would purchase these in different lengths exclusively. Value for cost is subjective, and once these are in place I'm sure they will perform and last for years.

I've been very pleased with a variety of cables I've purchased from WBC. Excellent build quality, good sound, good value!

It’s says it requires 175 hours of break-in.But I tested it upon arrival, and I can already hear significant difference in the sound quality against Seismic -1foot (shrilling sound) and SKW 1.5feet (dull sound). This is the best among the 3 brands. Upon playing my favorite vinyl record, I already like it without doubt. Satisfied for now. Can’t wait how much improvement after the break-in period as they promised.Happy for now.I only put 4 stars for value for money because it is the most expensive among the 3 rca cables I compared it with.I’m sure Canare and Gotham are also great cables.The other 2 brands mentioned above I used in the sound test, would work just fine if u are not very particular with the details of the audio. And if you like it more affordable in your budget.I’m sure I can still find better sounding rca cables out there but I’m not going to spend $200-500 for the cables. This is already high quality and affordable.Used to test with:Mariah Carey 180grams album.Technics 1200GSVS Ultra BookshelfPioneer AV ReceiverSchiit Mani Phono Preamp

connect pre-amp to amp. quality product at an affordable price.

I've been using the cable for over a month. I'm very glad that I bought it. Next time I need an RCA cable, I'll buy a cable from that line again.Three things I really like about this cable:1. The connectors. In contrast to Monoprice RCA cables, which I have as well, those connectors have a really firm grip on the RCA outputs of my DAC and RCA inputs of my AMP. This is very important, if you don't want the cables to disconnect every time you move the DAC/AMP stack.2. The mechanical qualities of the cable. The cable is very flexible (see the attached photos), so I can stack my DAC and AMP on top of each other safely. With Monoprice cables I could not do it, since the cable was too stiff, and the amp could not fit well on top of the DAC (the cables literally moved it).3. The price. Those cables are reasonably priced. We have to remember this as well, since there are a lot of "branded", expensive cables, offering very little value compared to their lofty price.

Great cables for the money. Definitely high-quality!! I compared to another set of much more expensive cables I had and these ones definitely brought the noise/hum level down on my turntable set up yet still maintained the great sound. Recommended!!

These are really well made, high quality cables. I can't speak for the sound at this point, but the quality of the terminations, the suppleness of the cable, and the overall attention to detail throughout is very impressive.

This cable sounds good, the connectors feel good, and it's flexible enough to use with lightweight DACs and things.The 175 hour burn-in is, in my experience, a real thing. I listened to the cable new and didn't like it much. Let it run and checked it after about 60 hours. Not much better. Let it go for another 120 hours or so and checked again. Music sounded great.