Best Rated Car Audio Rca Cables

[Yes] I use these RCA cables throughout my home audio setup and so far they appear to be trustworthy in delivering clean sound. Remember that the shorter lengths are less susceptible to signal interference.

[PCIe 2.0 x8] the only downside to this card is it cant take stereo or rca input for audio. xlr adapters or cables are needed. has recorded composite and svideo from vhs and svideo sources with out time based corrector no issues with audio sync or dropped frames. plug and play installation.

[Black] Good quality RCA male-male cables.

[0.155 lb] Nice cables that are well made instead of the rinky dink RCA cables of the past.

[34.2 lb] Best cables

[0.045 lb] I'm using this adapter to get an RCA stereo auxiliary input to plug into my car stereo, which has a 3.5 mm stereo jack. This works exactly as it should. The RCA female plugs fit nice and tight, so I don't have to worry about the connection loosening over time. Great value for the price.

[0.045 lb] hard to find in stores, but required for combining RCA audio into my TV

[Copper] HDMI CABLES MAKE A HIGE DIFFERENCE THEN THE THE RCA CABLES. GLAD I BOUGHT THEM

[USB-C Male] I have this cable in several lengths, and use it for charging my Google Pixel 2. I was surprised to see that my phone shows "Charging Rapidly" (when used with the charger that came with the phone), as the charger is rated at 18W, and the cable is only rated at 15W. I guess that as long as it works, I shouldn't worry about it. The cable is well made, with good stress relief at each connector. I did find it interesting that the various Pearstone USB 2.0 Type-C cables have different materials for the outer sheaths. The 3A/15W cables (both 3' and 6') have a slicker/smoother feel, whereas the 5A/100W cables (I have two 6' cables... one black, one white) have a more rubbery feel. The difference is neither good or bad... just different.

[1.65 lb] Plug it in, turn it on, and all is well. Splits one video RCA input into 8 outputs. No audio.