Gaozo Speaker Banana Plug To Stereo RCA L/R Phono Adapter For Amp Receiver

One of these didn't work out of the box, and after taking my ohm meter to them I am surprised that the 2nd one worked at all.3 issues:1) RCA connector ring has only a mechanical connection to the rear lug where the wire is soldered. My ohm meter shows open on both cables. A bit of solder would likely fix this, but alas, after rumaging through all my tools it appears that someone has taken my solder kit.2) Bananna plug is soldered to the wire on the rear piece that screws onto the bananna plug. So the conduction path is through a set of threads that has a plastic gasket thingy that keeps the rear piece from screwing tightly onto the front piece. That can't be good for audio quality... If I had my solder kit, I would resolder the wire to the front piece.3) Wire is fairly thin gauge compared to the "CESS-024-6i Banana Plugs to RCA" cables that I bought (I got the wrong gender for the RCA part, hence my buying these cables).So these could be made to work if willing to invest some time soldering. I'll be returning these and getting the "CESS-056-6i Male Banana Plugs to Female RCA Cable 6-inch, 2 Pack". They appear to be much better quality.

Finally have my turntable working with old floor speakers.

LOOK & WORK GREAT

Weak connection, if any. Don't waste your money. This product is a pig with lipstick. They look good, but they're useless unless you know how to fix them with a solder kit, but at that rate, you may as well make your own adapters.

The cable broke in less then a month of normal use. One day I turned on my receiver and all I got was fuz and static on my speakers. Ordered replacement. And they send me some 20 foot red cord. Awful

One side worked for about 5 seconds. The other is intermittent. One slight move, and it goes out. Please note that I tested my amp, speakers, and other wires with other equipment, and all worked fine. Waste of my money.

I like it

Half of the pieces have broken black connections inside the RCA connection. I can probably solder it back together, but I shouldn't have to.