Monolith by Monoprice 3ft RCA Cable
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Will it work for a subwoofer?
New User U
on Mar 31, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Most audio receiver/integrated amps use a RCA/Phono output jack for Sub Output and most powered subwoofers use the same for source input, so yes if those are the jacks you have to use.
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- Daniel M on Mar 31, 2022
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BEST ANSWER: Most audio receiver/integrated amps use a RCA/Phono output jack for Sub Output and most powered subwoofers use the same for source input, so yes if those are the jacks you have to use.
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- Daniel M on Mar 31, 2022
- Purchased on Jun 13, 2021
Yes, as long at both the source and sub-woofer use RCA connections. 3' might be a little short if you want any flexibility to move the sub-woofer to achieve optimum bass reproduction
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- Theodore L on Apr 11, 2022
Not all subwoofer input & output options /configurations are the same so I would just hit any good search engine so you can get dialed in right or just reach out to the manufacturer.
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- Wolfgang A on Mar 31, 2022
- Purchased on Apr 12, 2021
yes this will work for a subwoofer, as long as your sub is very close to the receiver. You may want at least a 6' cable.
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- Bradley S on Mar 31, 2022
- Purchased on Nov 5, 2017
Yes, I use it with an REL T-9 sub - works perfectly.
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- Daniel P on Mar 31, 2022
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Do these cables require a break in period? If so, how long? Thanks
A shopper
on Jan 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes, mine improved a great deal after about 100 hours of use. They were not great out of the box, but I love them now. One thing to note about these - they are thick heavy cables and will put some pressure on whatever input they are connected to - I mention this because if they are connected to a light device they may pull it right off the back of the shelf. Also be sure to let them warm up if they are delivered in cold weather - this will help with flexibility. But once they are in right they are really brilliant cables.
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- William B on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, mine improved a great deal after about 100 hours of use. They were not great out of the box, but I love them now. One thing to note about these - they are thick heavy cables and will put some pressure on whatever input they are connected to - I mention this because if they are connected to a light device they may pull it right off the back of the shelf. Also be sure to let them warm up if they are delivered in cold weather - this will help with flexibility. But once they are in right they are really brilliant cables.
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- William B on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2018
No. Actually from what I've read on the internet from electrical engineers, no wire needs a break in period. You can Google this and speaker wire and you'll find that speaker wire and interconnects are one of the biggest scams in the audiophile industry. I will say that I love these interconnects. They are well built and look nice. The are very snug and make a good connection.
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- Dave L on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on May 23, 2018
You could probably get 100 different answers from the bigtime audiophile crowd, but my answer is No, they don't. If your ears can hear the difference adding a $1000 power cord can make to your amp or receiver, you may not agree, but for most people these will work fine right out of the bag they come in!
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- William J on Jan 23, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 29, 2018
Not that I noticed. I have a high end tube system. I notived the increased clarity and tranparency immediately. Over time I have not noticed any difference since they first were installed.
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- M A on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on Apr 12, 2018
To me there was a definite improvement from the start over a pair of Audioquest Panthers I was using (MSRP around $500 when they were new). Better imaging and detail was apparent from the get go. Instruments were better defined and separated. I haven’t noticed any change over time.
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- D E on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on May 14, 2018
To me they sounded quite good right off. I am sure their character changes a bit as they get used.
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- Ross F on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 24, 2018
i like those cables from the beginning they really make a difference in how sound my Amplifier.
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- jose m on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on May 7, 2018
No cables dont need a break in period. Speakers acoustics tend to improve after some use.
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- Natarajan R on Jan 22, 2019
- Purchased on May 9, 2018
To Dispel this nonsense no Break-in is required on any wire. RCA, Coax, Speaker ect.
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- Byron H on Sep 5, 2021
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I need some RCA cables to use for the Pre-outs on my Pioneer Elite SC-LX901 to external Emotiva 3 channel amplifier. Will these work for that?
New User U
on Sep 19, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes and it will work quite well. Just keep in mind that these are individual cables, not sold in pairs so if you need Right and Left, make sure to order two, or however many cables you need.
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- Bradley S on Sep 19, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes and it will work quite well. Just keep in mind that these are individual cables, not sold in pairs so if you need Right and Left, make sure to order two, or however many cables you need.
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- Bradley S on Sep 19, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 15, 2017
They will work splendidly. I have changed out all of my previous RCA cables with these. Be advised, however, that these are single channel cables, so that you will need to acquire one for every channel you are connecting.
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- Mark S on Sep 19, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 4, 2018
Absolutely these are well built cables, I use them on my denon to a 7 channel emotiva amp and they work just fine. Me personally I went with a little longer cable so I can move my equipment around if I wish to.
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- David s on Sep 19, 2018
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Enter a reply to David s.How to they sound? I have Bowers & Wilkins CM9 S2 mains. I mostly purchased an external amp to have better sound for music listening. I typically buy AudioQuest products. But $120 for a single middle of the road 1m RCA cable seems a lot. So wondering if the AudioQuest really has that much more benefit if at all.
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- New User U on Sep 19, 2018
How to they sound? I have Bowers & Wilkins CM9 S2 mains. I mostly purchased an external amp to have better sound for music listening. I typically buy AudioQuest products. But $120 for a single middle of the road 1m RCA cable seems a lot. So wondering if the AudioQuest really has that much more benefit if at all. In looking up the specs, Only difference between these and the Audioquest really is Audioquest uses cold welding.
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- New User U on Sep 19, 2018
Yes, these will work very well for that application. I am using the Pre-outs on my Denon AVR to my Monolith 5Channel Amplifier.
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- Jeremy D on Sep 19, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 18, 2017
How to they sound? I have Bowers & Wilkins CM9 S2 mains. I mostly purchased an external amp to have better sound for music listening. I typically buy AudioQuest products. But $120 for a single middle of the road 1m RCA cable seems a lot. So wondering if the AudioQuest really has that much more benefit if at all.
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- New User U on Sep 19, 2018
Were the Monolith the first you have tried? If not, what did you switch to these from?
Yes, as long as they are going to RCA inputs
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- Robert M on Sep 19, 2018
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Can these be used for a subwoofer cable?
Brian L
on Sep 28, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Yes it can. If you’re using LFE as your output. Note that this one is only 3FT long.
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- Neil P on Sep 28, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 22, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes it can. If you’re using LFE as your output. Note that this one is only 3FT long.
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- Neil P on Sep 28, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 22, 2020
I bought primarily to use as subwoofer cable and been its working for me.
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- RICHARD P on Sep 28, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 16, 2020
Yes they can. Cables have rca connectors on both ends.
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- Vincent C on Sep 30, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 26, 2020
They make 1s for subs, but yes it will work.
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- B H on Sep 28, 2021
- Purchased on Dec 11, 2020
Yes, that is what I use it for myself.
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- zachary k on Sep 28, 2021
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are they sold as a pair or are they single and you need to buy 2?
Adena D
on Apr 1, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It is for one cable.
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- Justin B on Apr 5, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It is for one cable.
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- Justin B on Apr 5, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 29, 2017
I believe it is for one. The reason they are showing "two" cables is because they are showing the ends of the one cable to show its both male ends (I assume).
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- Vincenzo P on Apr 2, 2017
yes, one cable only. I suggested they change the listing to 1 pair. who buys one rca cable?
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- michael g on Sep 22, 2021
- Purchased on Aug 21, 2021
The simple answer is that you need to buy two for a standard two-channel-stereo setup.
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- Thomas M on May 13, 2017
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What's the difference between these wires & Monoprice's Monolith line?
Marshall F
on Feb 28, 2020
Monolith by Monoprice 3ft RCA Cable
Monoprice Affinity Premium 14AWG Braided Speaker Wire with Gold Plated Banana Plug Connectors, 3ft
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
The Affinity cables are speaker wire cable and the Monolith cable you linked to is an RCA cable.
Monolith would have better shielding and different connectors.
The Affinity cables are speaker wire cable and the Monolith cable you linked to is an RCA cable.
Monolith would have better shielding and different connectors.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 28, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
The Affinity cables are speaker wire cable and the Monolith cable you linked to is an RCA cable.
Monolith would have better shielding and different connectors.
The Affinity cables are speaker wire cable and the Monolith cable you linked to is an RCA cable.
Monolith would have better shielding and different connectors.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 28, 2020
These have a different connection type. The ones on the right are heavy duty shielded RCA. I see these most often for connecting between stereo components like receivers and DVD players etc. the ones on the left are often specific to connecting speakers to components.
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- Kyle L on Feb 28, 2020
The affinity cable uses just the banana plug as a single connector with no shield. The RCA connector uses the center pin as the connector for the audio signal and the shell portion as a connection for the braided shield that protects the signal from interference.
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- Gene S on Feb 28, 2020
Monolith are rca cables (for subwoofers) whereas the affinity premium are standard speaker wire with banana clip fittings for traditional speaker connections
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- Raymond M on Feb 29, 2020
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Just to clarify, these are actually 3 ft and not 1 meter correct?
A shopper
on Dec 16, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, these cables are 3 feet long.
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- Larry K on Dec 16, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 27, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, these cables are 3 feet long.
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- Larry K on Dec 16, 2020
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3 ft = 0.914 meters. You’re welcome.
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- Ttubrag on Dec 16, 2020
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How far apart do the female RCA plugs (on the back of the preamp) need to be to accommodate these interconnects?
A shopper
on Mar 7, 2021
BEST ANSWER: They fit just fine in the standard left/right input jacks for any source input (into a preamp or integrated amp, for example). This is true even if the male plugs are turned "on the diagnal" so that the square points of the jacket are pointing towards each other.
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- Richard B on Mar 11, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 29, 2020
BEST ANSWER: They fit just fine in the standard left/right input jacks for any source input (into a preamp or integrated amp, for example). This is true even if the male plugs are turned "on the diagnal" so that the square points of the jacket are pointing towards each other.
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- Richard B on Mar 11, 2021
- Purchased on Nov 29, 2020
I would say from center to center no less than 1/2 inch.
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- William T on Mar 7, 2021
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Are these directional?
A shopper
on Apr 8, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No, you can plug either end to the in or out and it will not make a difference. Well, it SHOULD NOT make a difference
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- Bradley S on Apr 11, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No, you can plug either end to the in or out and it will not make a difference. Well, it SHOULD NOT make a difference
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- Bradley S on Apr 11, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2017
If there are no arrows on cable sleeve the cable is not directional, even if there are arrows I don't believe this to be a critical orientation..........
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- Jeffrey N on Jan 2, 2018
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What is the impedance?
First L
on Apr 29, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I have a question. Does this impedance relate to the speaker impedance? If I have 4 ohm speakers, can I not use these interconnects for my AVR to amplifier?
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- ant m on Nov 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I have a question. Does this impedance relate to the speaker impedance? If I have 4 ohm speakers, can I not use these interconnects for my AVR to amplifier?
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- ant m on Nov 11, 2020
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Can it be used as a S/PDIF coaxial cable?
A shopper
on Apr 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: It is not recommended to use analog RCA cables for digital applications because coaxial cable needs to have 75 Ohm impedance. Analog cables' impedance will vary , thus their performance won't be accurate.
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- Max F on Aug 7, 2019
BEST ANSWER: It is not recommended to use analog RCA cables for digital applications because coaxial cable needs to have 75 Ohm impedance. Analog cables' impedance will vary , thus their performance won't be accurate.
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- Max F on Aug 7, 2019
Yes, any RCA cable can be used as a digital coax, as the cable is just a cable, nothing more than a conduit for electron flow. In general, you want a high quality cable with a larger gauge (i.e. not the 30awg or smaller cheap cables sold in retail stores), such as these or item #2681. However, if you need a digital coax, you'd be better of utilizing item #268, as you're not going to experience a difference
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- James M on May 21, 2017
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can you use the cables from turntable to phone preamp & from preamp to av receiver ?
A shopper
on Sep 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you could use these cables for that.
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- New User U Staff on Sep 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you could use these cables for that.
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- New User U Staff on Sep 5, 2017
It is best to keep cable as short as possible from turntable to phono preamp, length is not critical from preamp to AV receiver...........
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- Jeffrey N on Jan 2, 2018
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Hello, which cable will give me a much better sound stage on my av receiver to my external amp on a 7.2 surround sound home theater the 18534 or the 34444 cable? Thanks
Carlos F
on Jun 13, 2019
Monolith by Monoprice 3ft RCA Cable
Monolith by Monoprice Digital Audio Coaxial Cable, 1m
Either is fine. So long as its rated for Digital Audio, just about any coaxial cable will work. All it does is transmit 1's and 0's. . It will work or it wont. There's no in between.
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- New User U on Apr 22, 2020
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I don't see why not, other than they are rather thick cables, and also thick at the attachment points. But, assuming you have plenty of clearance they should work well.
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- New User U on Sep 17, 2020
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Can I use this cable to connect a Sonos amp to a KEF KUBE subwoofer?
A shopper
on Nov 25, 2022
BEST ANSWER: You can, however if you hear a buzz, you will need to get a better cable with higher quality shielding.
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- Eddie M on Nov 26, 2022
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BEST ANSWER: You can, however if you hear a buzz, you will need to get a better cable with higher quality shielding.
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- Eddie M on Nov 26, 2022
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I use it to connect my Sonos Amp to my Polk subwoofer.
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- A C on Nov 25, 2022
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Where can I read the patent?
Mark B
on Apr 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This cable architecture is completely novel and unique. US Patents have been issued:
• 7,170,008 January 30, 2007
• 7,476,808 August 11, 2006
• 7,091,420 August 15, 2006
• 7,034,229 April 25, 2006
• 6,969,805 November 29, 2005
Thank you for asking.
• 7,170,008 January 30, 2007
• 7,476,808 August 11, 2006
• 7,091,420 August 15, 2006
• 7,034,229 April 25, 2006
• 6,969,805 November 29, 2005
Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Sep 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This cable architecture is completely novel and unique. US Patents have been issued:
• 7,170,008 January 30, 2007
• 7,476,808 August 11, 2006
• 7,091,420 August 15, 2006
• 7,034,229 April 25, 2006
• 6,969,805 November 29, 2005
Thank you for asking.
• 7,170,008 January 30, 2007
• 7,476,808 August 11, 2006
• 7,091,420 August 15, 2006
• 7,034,229 April 25, 2006
• 6,969,805 November 29, 2005
Thank you for asking.
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- Manuel H Staff on Sep 5, 2017
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What is the capacitance per foot?
ALYSE B
on Oct 8, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Capacitance is easily measured with any good Capacitance Meter (I have a dedicated Elenco capacitance meter, high quality) .
Measuring the Monolith cables (I own 7 pairs of these in varying lengths), they measure at close to 60 pf per foot. Compare this to my BJC-1 at 13 pf per foot, also compare to a Kabeldirekt cable at 18 pf per foot, and the Monolith RG-6 Sub cable at 19pf per foot.
So, relatively speaking, the capacitance is 3-4x higher than some other cables, and can be considered high.... whether or not it has a bearing on sound quality or you can hear it, well the debate goes round and round.
They are well made cables though. Realize many very high priced audiophile cables out there on the market ALSO have high capacitance, judge them by how they sound. Personally, I hear little difference between these and the more expensive BJC cables I own. Then again, the same goes for the cheaper Kabeldirekt cables - hard to really hear a big difference.
Measuring the Monolith cables (I own 7 pairs of these in varying lengths), they measure at close to 60 pf per foot. Compare this to my BJC-1 at 13 pf per foot, also compare to a Kabeldirekt cable at 18 pf per foot, and the Monolith RG-6 Sub cable at 19pf per foot.
So, relatively speaking, the capacitance is 3-4x higher than some other cables, and can be considered high.... whether or not it has a bearing on sound quality or you can hear it, well the debate goes round and round.
They are well made cables though. Realize many very high priced audiophile cables out there on the market ALSO have high capacitance, judge them by how they sound. Personally, I hear little difference between these and the more expensive BJC cables I own. Then again, the same goes for the cheaper Kabeldirekt cables - hard to really hear a big difference.
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- Timothy S on Oct 10, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 13, 2017
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- New User U on Jun 10, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Capacitance is easily measured with any good Capacitance Meter (I have a dedicated Elenco capacitance meter, high quality) .
Measuring the Monolith cables (I own 7 pairs of these in varying lengths), they measure at close to 60 pf per foot. Compare this to my BJC-1 at 13 pf per foot, also compare to a Kabeldirekt cable at 18 pf per foot, and the Monolith RG-6 Sub cable at 19pf per foot.
So, relatively speaking, the capacitance is 3-4x higher than some other cables, and can be considered high.... whether or not it has a bearing on sound quality or you can hear it, well the debate goes round and round.
They are well made cables though. Realize many very high priced audiophile cables out there on the market ALSO have high capacitance, judge them by how they sound. Personally, I hear little difference between these and the more expensive BJC cables I own. Then again, the same goes for the cheaper Kabeldirekt cables - hard to really hear a big difference.
Measuring the Monolith cables (I own 7 pairs of these in varying lengths), they measure at close to 60 pf per foot. Compare this to my BJC-1 at 13 pf per foot, also compare to a Kabeldirekt cable at 18 pf per foot, and the Monolith RG-6 Sub cable at 19pf per foot.
So, relatively speaking, the capacitance is 3-4x higher than some other cables, and can be considered high.... whether or not it has a bearing on sound quality or you can hear it, well the debate goes round and round.
They are well made cables though. Realize many very high priced audiophile cables out there on the market ALSO have high capacitance, judge them by how they sound. Personally, I hear little difference between these and the more expensive BJC cables I own. Then again, the same goes for the cheaper Kabeldirekt cables - hard to really hear a big difference.
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- Timothy S on Oct 10, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 13, 2017
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Any possibility of longer lengths in this Monolith cable....such as 15 foot perhaps?...
A shopper
on May 10, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I believe 12 foot is the longest they make. They are exceptionally built cables
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- David s on May 11, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I believe 12 foot is the longest they make. They are exceptionally built cables
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Can these cables be used as left and right channels from my DAC to my amplifier? If so Would I have to buy two of them or does it come in pairs?
Devon H
on Feb 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
We would not sell these in pairs but with two cables you could connect to left and right audio channels for DAC if it had RCA outputs.
We would not sell these in pairs but with two cables you could connect to left and right audio channels for DAC if it had RCA outputs.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
We would not sell these in pairs but with two cables you could connect to left and right audio channels for DAC if it had RCA outputs.
We would not sell these in pairs but with two cables you could connect to left and right audio channels for DAC if it had RCA outputs.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 22, 2019
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Hello, which cable will give me a much better sound stage on my av receiver to my external amp on a 7.2 surround sound home theater? Thanks
Carlos F
on Jun 13, 2019
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Will they ever make a Y cable out of this type of cable? Would like a 1/F to 2/M
A shopper
on Nov 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
There is not a Monolith version of that cable but there is a cable with the connections you are looking for.
There is not a Monolith version of that cable but there is a cable with the connections you are looking for.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 19, 2019
Monoprice Onix Series - 1-Male to 2-Female RCA Y-Adapter, 12in, Black
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
There is not a Monolith version of that cable but there is a cable with the connections you are looking for.
There is not a Monolith version of that cable but there is a cable with the connections you are looking for.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 19, 2019
Monoprice Onix Series - 1-Male to 2-Female RCA Y-Adapter, 12in, Black
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Are the connectors gold plated copper?
Richard U
on Nov 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes I believe they are.
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- Jeffrey R on Nov 25, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 12, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes I believe they are.
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Because these cables are heavily shielded, my guess is that they would be a good choice to connect a turntable with the phono input on my pre-amp. Am I correct? Or is there a Monoprice cable that might be a better phono cable?
Thomas M
on May 27, 2020
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What is the pf (picofarads) capacitance per foot measurement of this cable?
IRVIN P
on Feb 8, 2020
The wire size for part # 34444, Digital Audio Coaxial Cable wire size is 18AWG. For this one, part # 18354 RCA Cable, what size is the wire?
Frank G
on Dec 2, 2020
What size is the wire?
Frank G
on Dec 8, 2020
What is wire copper core guage?
New User U
on Feb 7, 2021
What gauge are these?
Abhilash S
on Jun 12, 2022
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great product
Great quality and value.
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Rated 3 out of 5
good value for the price, but not audiophile sound quality yet
The cable produce a tight mid-range and bass sound. The high treble is a little bit edge and constrained. I guess because of the treble limitation, the overall sound stage is not deep enough. For reference, I did A/B comparison to Chord Clearway RCA cable, which shows better sound clarity, opens up sound stage, and high treble has more smooth/airy extension (sweeter sound).
This is a good value cable given its price. But for high quality signal source, this cable might limit the overall performance.
This is a good value cable given its price. But for high quality signal source, this cable might limit the overall performance.
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Rated 5 out of 5
Life Changing
This cable literally changed my life. For years I've only been listening to the right channel but since I got this extra cable I've been listening to both channels and I can't recommend it enough.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Ultra high-end quality at a fraction of price
The build quality is top notch. I expect these cables to last as long or longer than any RCAs Ive ever used. From the tips to the cable itself its rugged and attractive and offers the best protection available. My only complaint is that they are fairly stiff so I wasnt able to use them connecting my Monolith Liquid Spark DAC and Amp together without lifting the one on top in the rear. But the sound quality was a noticeable improvement over the Monoprice cables I was using which quite frankly surprised me because those are excellent too(thick and well protected). In fact these Monolith cables are the best sounding RCAs Ive ever experienced. Please note that with digital cables a lot of snake oil marketing exists, but with analog like these quality differences can be profound. Thick, oxygen free well protected cables make a difference. Im really surprised, especially at my age(early 50s), that Im hearing notable quality improvements with every Monolith analog cable Ive tried.
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Rated 5 out of 5
High quality at a great price
Great quality with solid materials and construction.
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Rated 5 out of 5
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these work well for a theater setup.
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Rated 4 out of 5
sonic greatness, but consider selection of use.
Very good quality and performs very well sonically.
Only set back is that they are stiff, and therefore tricky for placement stability of small components like phono pre amps and such. From one larger component to another - not as much of an issue.
Christopher
Bronx, NY
Only set back is that they are stiff, and therefore tricky for placement stability of small components like phono pre amps and such. From one larger component to another - not as much of an issue.
Christopher
Bronx, NY
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Rated 5 out of 5
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