Devinal 1/4 to RCA Cable, Dual 1/4 TS to 2 RCA/Phono Stereo Patch Cord Adapter, 5 feet (1.5 Meter)

Works exactly as intended and did not notice and cable whine or hum.

But good patchcords. I tested them with my ohmmeter & they checked out good. Put them between my preamp and mixer to do tape dubs from old reel-to-reel tapes & they worked. What else can I say?

I am excited to see an rca to dual quarter inch ends. I have a sampling machine that I use as an audio interface as well. This device has an auxiliary channel that has rca ports. I had been using an rca to single quarter inch cable for this line not realizing there was such thing as a -dual ends on both -option. I had not paid that much attention to this because that just mentioned auxiliary channel was not used that much. I then started to have technical issues with the main input so i reverted to utilizing the said aux line. I then noticed I was just getting a left channel readout when viewing the activity through my DAW program. This led me to realize it was due to the single quarter inch end. Here is where this neat cable from the Devinal brand comes into play.After testing this cable out I am happy to say I am receiving the full left as well as right channel readouts with my home recordings.The ends are of a high quality which can be seen in the pictures i have included. I like how the rca ends are metal. I also like how the main cable has a single smooth outer layer rather than being split in two.In conclusion I am confident this cable will last a long time and i recommend it.

This is excellent cable and top quality one too. The cable appears to be very thick on the outside: obviously I didn't cut it to see whether it is due to the wire gauge used or just the jacket on the outside only. The connectors do look of very high heavy duty quality indeed. Great sound, no more noise due to poor soldering as in other brands I used to date. I would have also spoken much about the cable's attractive look, but all jokes apart, who looks at those darn wires behind one's gear except for the owner alone and only when something gets sour? Nice cable, I will buy more from this brand.

Not worth a cent. Short lived cables in a very simple DJ set up. Some lasted abt 7/8 uses (a four hour set) and some lasted only 2 uses. Not sure what to say otherwise. I went with an RCA to XLR cable from a different company. Don’t buy these

Great cable for patching the stereo outputs of a keyboard or guitar multi-effects processor directly to your stereo system or RCA patch bay.

For me these are perfect for direct connection of TV to active speakers where sound bars are absurdly priced for their performance. Bar price is a premium for an esthetic not sound quality. Be wise spend money on sound not looks. Industry scam " optical " is not at all standard , analog audio output must be consumer supported, Headphone output is still a compromise unless TV also has RCA audio out, made rare due to foolish trends and Hokey surround type gimmicks. Cables are clear and I require no sub with my JBL 308mkII

I bought this on February 2, 2022, which means that I received it two or three days later. The cable sat in the package for close to a month while I worked on reorganizing a project recording studio. The first time that I used it was today, February 26th, 2022. So I plugged one set of the cable's ends into a stereo recording device and the other into a stereo mixer. I'm listening and listening over a period of say, half an hour and it dawns on me that I'm not hearing the right side in a vocal track that's coming from the stereo recorder. It was mixed in with other devices through the stereo mixer, so it wasn't readily apparent that I was only hearing the left side, panned to the center channel. However, as I took all of the instruments out and listened to the vocal part, coming from the stereo recorder - there it is...or more accurately, there it isn't - the vocal is only coming out of the left side.So I checked all of my connections, not believing that it could be the brand new cable I bought off of Amazon that could be the culprit. First, the mixer. No, not the mixer - both channels were working fine in its channel strip. I checked the stereo recorder, in both stereo output channels. No, both of the recorder's stereo output channels were outputting correctly and at full strength. I checked by listening in headphones - only the right side of the stereo field was being output to the headphones. I checked my speaker connections. No fault in them - both speakers outputting stereo sound and mirroring any changes I made to the pan controls or independent left/right channel to amplifier controls. So, finally, I tried the Devinal cable, again, just using its right side cable/connector coming from the stereo recorder. The right (red) cable worked OK coming out of the right side. Then, I connected the left (white) cable coming from the recorder's left output - NOTHING! For comparison's sake I connected the left (white) cable to the recorder's right output - AGAIN, NOTHING! Finally, to seal the coffin shut, so that there could be no question that the right (red) side of this stereo pair cable was working (while the left/white side, was not), I connected the right (red) cable into the recorder's left output - SOUND! So, it's not my recorder or any of my equipment (or ears) that are defective. THE DEVINAL cable is defective. Crap, right out of its packaging.Amazon has made it clear to me that they believe I'm abusing my return status on purchases that I have made. Therefore, I won't be returning these. They'll just go in the TRASH. I won't be troubling Amazon by letting them know that this product is garbage and if Devinal suffers in the bargain - then let the chips fall where they will. I would give zero stars if this bogus forum would allow me to.