Customer Reviews

Cables Unlimited AUD131506 Pro A/V Series 6-Feet Digital Coaxial Cable

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I was mostly motivated by cost mixed with a little bit of necessity when I was shopping for a coax cable to connect my dvd player to my receiver; I would have preferred to use optical just because I find the concept of optical cable cooler than electrical cable, but my receiver was all out of optical ports.

This cable had the lowest total cost I could find; Amazon shipped it out even quicker than I expected. I was pleased with the feel and construction of the cable, it felt solid and definitely worth more than I paid for it. It works with no issues and I'm still happily using it now.

for the price you can't beat the quality and i received it quickly; this isn't the first time buying from these guys and i'll definitely but from them in the future.

This seems like a pretty good cable for the price. Good shielding, solid connections, works without a hitch. If you're considering, I'd say you can't go wrong!

Cable was used to replace a optical cable that was about 8 inches too short for my application. Cable has plenty of length, good contacts, and stays attached to both components with sturdy "grips."

Good price and great quality for the price. I bought this cable to connect my Sony HTC100 to a dvd player. The difference in the sound is very amazing.

Don't waste money on over priced cables. They all produce the same sound quality on basic systems. This cable is cheap and it works great.

These cables perform as well as the name brand higher price ones. Would certainly buy again

Cables are easy to forget if they're working OK, but they really stand out when they're not. I purchased this digital cable new to connect my Sony DVD player to my Onkyo receiver. It does not seem to connect so well on the Sony end. While the units are warming up, the sound will often cut in and out, sometimes staying off for up to a minute at a time. Fiddling with the cable at the back of the DVD player does help. The connection problem goes away later when all is warmed up.
Caveat: it's possible Sony's connector on the back of the DVD player is at fault, but it's easier to blame the new cable.
Summary: the cable might have been better designed to connect more firmly.