Stinger SI4617 17-Foot 4000 Series Professional 6 Channel RCA Interconnects

Aun no los instalo esperó funcionen correctamente, el acabo es genial...

They are very good cables for the money. I don’t think you’ll do better.

They look great and I hope they work as good as they look. Other than that have to be better than the ones I am replacing.

Why cheap out on one of the most important part of your system?!?! These are directions, so pay attention when installing. This will help with sound quality. They are marked for direction and color coded for R/L. Right will have red knubs, Left will have clear knubs. It'll make sense when you see it. Each channel is thin and laid out side by side to form a flat thick bundle of wires about one inch thick. If you end up with the dreaded whine/ground noise, it's not due to these cables. It's somewhere else in your install. Verify that the ground for the amps is connected to BARE sanded body metal, no paint! Everything should be grounded at the same point. Still have noise? Then hook up the equipment one at a time to find out who's the culprit.

Very high quality cables. The actual product looks and feels a lot better than the pictures. Twisted pair has better noise immunity/rejection compare to standard straight thru wire. If you can try not to run these signal wires (as appose to speakers wires) parallel for too long with high current power cable like battery wire for your amp. Amplifier can draw very high current that can inject/induce noise onto the RCA signals. Back to the actual cable review, the molded plastic 'cable-seperator' has molded in marking F,R,S (Front, Rear, Sub) so you always know which pair belong to which and never have to worry about the label is lost or wear out if you ever upgrade your system later. 17' was plenty of length for my Hummer H3. Definitely a fan of Stinger cables and wires for sure. Spend a little extra and get high quality wires because the labor and time you put in routing these wires in your car, you sure don't want to do it again.

Works great. No interference in my setup. Each wire type is labeled based off what it's for. F / R / S . The only thing I'd recommend is to take a silver or gold sharpie and put the FRS on each wire near the end. In my case, where the wire was ran and secured, I couldn't see the plastic tab w/ the label. Huge headache to sort through when I needed to work on my amp. Because that was how I ran the wires, I didn't knock off any stars, as it's user error more than design flaw. Any change in design such as different colors or things to differentiate between the cables would increase the cost, and for the money, these are great cables.

Had motor noise in my last set had em ran in opposite side of power wire install these no noise an ran easy

Are these the same quality as a set of six channel monster cable RCAs...noBut they are also one third of the price, and perform the same service in just a slightly different way.Instead of being shielded, wound, and insulated in one cable each pair is separated and labeled (F-front/R-rear/S-sub). They are secured against each other in a flat fashion so the cable system is a bit wide but in the end it fits under panels pretty well. The toughest part about routing these cables comes from your room behind your stereo, if it's tight back there you're going to have a little struggle, if not you're good to go.The convenience out-ways the struggle in my opinion and I'd buy this set again even if I didn't need six channels, it would be nice just to have them ran for future upgrades to that system.