SoundPath 2M RCA SoundPath Audio Interconnect

Very expensive not recommended for others

SVS continues to break barriers with its competive cables for subwoofer. As a subwoofer manufacturer, it knows what it needs to get the best of its equipments and definitely the cables too. Pretty impressive stuff.

so glad i went with this SVS Sub cable, instead of some cheap ones with good reviews. got this to replace (old )monster RCA cable right away i can hear the lower end bass is deeper. i made i big mistake. I got the Svs 3000 micro i had tried using the old rca monster cable if i had use this svs cable it will definitely sound way better , only if I had known. already returned the micro sub tho. really good Sub Cable!! buy it.

Product seems to be faulty, supplier does not change the item. Try another supplier or product. I have marantz cinema30 with SVS titan front speakers with SB3000. I had an older subwoofer cable but with this new audio system I wanted to change my old system and cables (it was 20 years old) I installed this, tried a few days in July and went for a summer vacation. Returned back and saw that subwoofer was not functioning well. I thought it was a misconfiguration as I have huge front speakers that can go deep to 25 hz. I recalibrated the whole system using dirac live and bass control but subwoofer does not seem to work properly. Then i tried to check the cable on the back, when I touched it lightly subwoofer started to work. Although there is no physical damage seen outside, the cable is broken inside. When I check the connection points of the RCA cable, it seems very cheap, simple and ordinary which is probably causing this issue.

Top quality cable .Used my purchase to connect dual powered subwoofers by svs.

These cables look great, and are built like a tank. They have bead-blasted machined metal ends, and a very attractive cotton outer covering, double shielding (metal mesh and foil). They have a directional arrow on them, which should point away from the sound source (typically a receiver), and toward the subwoofer. This isn't because of some magical alignment of the grains in the copper wire. (Don't laugh - I've seen cable companies claim this. Actually, go ahead and laugh, because it is ridiculous.) What it means is that the shield for the cable is grounded at only one end, not both. This prevents it from conducting electricity, which can cause ground loops (humming). They ground it at the source side because that's where the signal is coming from. It wouldn't be the end of the world if you hooked it up backwards, but if nothing else, it will remind you which direction the signal is traveling. And, most importantly, it helps prevent ground loops, which, if you encounter this, is pretty horrible. They are absolutely fantastic cables, at a very reasonable price. My advice is to get it a little longer than you think you need. Some extra length generally isn't a big deal, but if it isn't long enough, you are dead in the water. Two meters is very reasonable for most applications. One meter is shorter than you think, and really should only be used if you are hooking up two stacked components in the same cabinet. And, even then, if later on you change the configuration, it will probably be too short to use. One thing to know before buying this particular cable is that this is a single cable for a subwoofer. If you need right and left cables for stereo, this won't work unless you buy two of them. Highly recommended (for a subwoofer). Sean Logue, 2016