CableMountain 1m RCA to 3.5mm Cable - Phono to Mini Headphone Jack - Gold Plated Male-to-Male Phono to 3.5mm Jack Cable for Turntable, TV and Speakers

I bought this cable to connect a Ruark R1 DAB radio to a Kandy K2 amplifier and Monitor Silver R6 speakers thereby enabling me to play high quality DAB radio through a full size hi-fi system. I didn't expect an outstanding performance at this price - just something that would do the job adequately. So I was pleasantly surprised to discover just how good this cable is - especially for what is actually a bargain price. Even playing through a decent quality hi-fi no obvious weaknesses are shown up and music across a whole range of genres sparkles.Still, it's always worth looking at further improvements to performance at the cost of a modest outlay. With this in mind I've now ordered a 2x RCA Phono Female to 1x 3.5mm Male Jack Audio Adapter. Using this I'll be able to connect a pair of my existing hi-fi cables to the radio. These adapters are very inexpensive (but hopefully of adequate quality) and I'm looking forward to seeing what the results will be from trying this approach. Whatever the result the cable reviewed is very good and should take some beating.

I needed this to connect an Apple AirPort Express mini Wi-Fi hub to my John Lewis Tenor one box mini HiFi. The AirPort Express has a great DAC inside and so wiring this into the phono inputs of the Tenor allows me to stream CD quality music into the device, I use Apple Music lossless which is far higher (CD) quality than Spotify which is the native streaming app of the Tenor. The cable is of sufficient quality to be able to ‘hear the difference’ and demonstrate the high quality of the Tenor. I’m pretty sure the Tenor is a Frontier Electronics derivative model similar to mid range Ruarks as the fit, finish and Apps are all very similar.Overall, a very good quality product and a bit better than my usual Amazon basic HiFi cables, which are also very good.

Have only been using these a short while and I can confidently say I'm glad I decided to go for these. The cable is pretty thick and seems quite well made. Not just well made for £4, but well made in general.Sound quality is good. You plug it in and away you go.The only negatives I would suggest is the packaging it comes in - it's a clear plastic bag with a piece of paper naming the product inside it; but I'm sure you're not looking to buy an audio cable just because it has nice packaging, are you? And as a few others have suggested the red and black labels are the wrong way round, but you just swap them over and the problem is solved.We'll have to see how long it will last considering it was quite cheap, but I have a feeling it'll last as long at the £25 Monster one it's replacing; going by my initial impressions anyway.

decent price for the quality and cable length. Cable is solid and feel flexible so can easily bend in corners.

This is a well-made and very useful cable. On one end is a 3.5mm stereo jack (as is typical on, say, headphones). On the other end are two standard phono inputs (as are used, for example, to connect stereo equipment to a Hi-Fi unit). While this cable may be used for several purposes, I bought it so that I can connect my MP3 / laptop / smartphone to my music centre. The 3.5mm jack plugs into the device (e.g. a laptop, inserting into the headphone input), while the phono inputs connect to the 'auxiliary' on my amplifier (in exactly the same way that, say, a CD player connects).Once the cable is in place, the sound from the device - e.g. the laptop - can now be played through the music centre. So, for instance, I can listen to Spotify via my laptop through my Hi-Fi unit. This allows for a much improved audio quality experience.Any device that takes a 3.5mm jack is applicable. I'm aware that the cable can work in the other direction ... so you could send music to a laptop or MP3, etc., from a Hi-Fi unit. So, for example, you might want to download you old vinyl LP's. As such, this is a very handy item.Highly recommended.

Excellent quality for the price, all the items I have bought are good solid audio cables

Don't be fooled by the union flag and the designed in the UK logos. This product is made in China.

Does exactly what it was supposed to.