Subwoofer Cable 15FT (Dual Shielded RCA Cables for Subwoofer) Gold Plated, RCA Male to Male – Subwoofer RCA Cable for Amplifier, DAC, Receiver, Home Theater, HDTV, Soundbar

I bought this for my subwoofer/home theater setup, and it works exactly like I needed it to. The cable feels well made, the connectors fit securely, and the audio signal comes through cleanly without hum, crackle, or weird interference. The 15-foot length gave me enough room to place the subwoofer where I wanted instead of being forced into a bad layout just because the cable was too short. The dual shielding and gold-plated connectors are nice features, but the main thing is simple: it works, it fits, and it sounds good. For a subwoofer, amplifier, or home theater setup, this is a solid cable at a reasonable price. No nonsense, no overpaying for magic audiophile snake oil, just a good cable that does its job.

In the heart of my cozy Pine Hollow den, my home theater was a symphony of mediocrity—sound that fizzled like flat soda, with my subwoofer whimpering instead of roaring. Desperate for a fix, I scoured Amazon and stumbled upon the BlueRigger RCA Audio Subwoofer Cable (25FT, Dual Shielded, Gold Plated RCA Connectors) for a mere $21.00. The promise of dual-shielded, oxygen-free copper and gold-plated connectors felt like a siren’s call to my audiophile soul. Little did I know, this cable would unravel a sonic odyssey that transformed my evenings into pulse-pounding escapades. The package arrived, and the 25-foot cable, sleek in black with gleaming gold connectors, looked like it belonged in a recording studio, not my humble setup. I unplugged my ancient, crackling RCA cable, which had more static than a bad radio station, and threaded the BlueRigger from my AV receiver to my Klipsch subwoofer, tucked in the corner like a shy beast. The cable’s flexibility made navigating my cluttered entertainment unit a breeze, and the gold-plated plugs clicked into place with a satisfying snap, promising a connection tighter than a vault. I queued up Inception for the ultimate test. As Hans Zimmer’s score swelled, the subwoofer unleashed a deep, visceral rumble that shook my couch and sent my cat bolting. The cable’s dual shielding—braided copper and aluminum foil—banished interference, delivering bass so clean it felt like Leonardo DiCaprio was planting dreams in my living room. The 24 AWG oxygen-free copper core carried every low-frequency nuance, from the film’s earth-shaking explosions to the subtle hum of its quieter moments, with zero hum or hiss. A review on Amazon called it “a budget cable with premium punch,” and I couldn’t agree more. Emboldened, I hosted a movie night, cranking Mad Max: Fury Road. The BlueRigger turned my den into a post-apocalyptic battlefield, with engine roars and crashes vibrating through the floor. Friends, usually unimpressed by my setup, gaped as the subwoofer growled like a chained beast, all thanks to the cable’s flawless signal delivery. Even vinyl sessions on my old turntable, connected via an amp, sang with warmth and depth, the cable proving its versatility beyond home theater. Months later, the BlueRigger remains my sonic lifeline. Its durable PVC jacket laughs off my clumsy cable tugs, and those gold connectors still gleam, corrosion-free. For $21, it didn’t just connect my subwoofer—it connected me to a world of immersive sound, turning movie nights into cinematic events and quiet evenings into concerts. Pine Hollow’s no concert hall, but with this cable, my den pulses with life, drawing neighbors to my doorstep, lured by bass that beckons like a forbidden dance. The BlueRigger isn’t just a cable; it’s my ticket to audio ecstasy, proving that for a few bucks, you can buy a whole lot of wow.

Started the oddesy of putting together a new HT system at Best Buy. The speakers in question were not a "deal", but they were at least the same price as every place else you could get them. And I ended up getting a pretty good deal on the Denon Receiver. Of course if you are going to buy the big ticket items, you will need cables, speaker wire, banana plugs, HDMI cables and on and on. Out of pure convenience, I picked up several items that I would need at the same time. I have to be honest, I was fixed on the price of the big ticket items and I didn't pay attention to the price of the cables I had picked up. I bought a 24' "Rocket Fish" LFE cable, which is a "middle of the road" quality cable at BB. It was not until I got home that I realized this cable was $45. So I came here to Azon and started looking around for stuff where I found this cable for $10. When it comes to quality and performance, who among us (that are not electrical engineers) really know what the difference is between cables? Unless you are moving from a bottom of the shelf cable to a high quality cable, I doubt very much that any of us could tell the difference. So as far as how good this cable is with regards to sound quality, I think its as good as anything I am likely buy to replace it. If looks mean anything at all, I can tell you that this thing is BEEFY. The cable is nearly twice as thick as the Rocket Fish The plugs are robust and the fittings are very nice. Based purely on looks, the cable is very nice. It looks like it means business and feels like it's made out of great material. It connected to the LFE ports with a nice amount of friction, not to tight, not to lose, and with out any play. The cord is not TOO stiff, but not flimsy either. And the sound? I can't tell the difference at all between the Rocket Fish and the BlueRigger. But The DT Pro 1000 Sub sounds amazing with either, so I am very pleased. What I can say however is that the cost of the BlueRigger is $35 cheaper. Ok yes, this is a 15 ft cable compared to a 24 ft cable. But BlueRigger makes a 35 ft cable for $18. And at least on the OUTSIDE,,, the BlueRigger cable is hands down nicer. I found this to be case across the whole spectrum of accessories that I bought. With a bit of research, you can get all of the accessories you need on Azon LOADS cheaper, and generally, if you choose correctly, of better physical quality. Total bill for accessories through Azon, $68. Total return to BB for same accessories, $198.

Simple cables and worked great. I hear no noise using the 35 ft cables to power my subwoofers

I recently upgraded my home theater system and had to rearrange my subwoofer placement. I was concerned about interference being picked up by the 25’ length of subwoofer cable. These cables fit tightly the jack and have a thick sleeve protecting from interference. I would recommend this product. Good price and quality feel. I just hooked these up yesterday, no buzzing interference even near power cables. Happy customer and I will look at other products sold by Blue Rigger.

Works perfectly. Got the 8’. Good sound. The connectors are great, not too tight (which I had before with Monster Cables) and not loose.

Good quality, fair price. Subwoofer is now shaking the house.

I have been using this brand for years without issues. Unfortunately, yet well deserved (given they are reliable), now these come at a premium. I don't mind paying more for this brand, but if it is twice the price, I would check pricing/reviews on others I hope this helps. Cheers!

Ottimo cavo, dalle recensioni sembrava dovesse essere rigido che non si muovesse proprio, invece non è così, è intermedia la sua elasticità, si può piegare ma non a metà. Riguardo al suono il cavo è ottimo.

かなり太いですが、しなやかで引回しも楽です カーナビからサブウーファー用アンプまでなので、コレで十分使えます

Monté et utilisé sans problème sur un caisson de grave de 300W RMS.

buen cable para subwoofer no merece pagar más, cuando lo conectas te das cuenta de que es de calidad ningún tipo de interferencia lo recomiendo

und dabei kann ich nichts negatives feststellen. Da ich keine sehr hochwertigen Komponenten betreibe, reicht das Kabel sehr gut aus.