Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (25 Feet) - Step Down Design for iPhone, iPod, Smartphone, Tablet and MP3 Cases

I was looking for a cable that would connect our Android MP3 (Samsung Galaxy) or Apple iPad Mini to my Bose Acoustic Wave System. I wanted the cable to be long enough to stretch accross the room so I could have my device beside me, and not have to get up if I wanted to change something. I checked many local merchants, and found that they all carried 3 and 6 foot length cables. Since I wanted something longer, I ultimately decided on this 25 ft cable from Mediabridge.I purchased this cable on Amazon from Mediabridge Products, LLC, and have been very pleased. The cable came in a sealed box (not plastic bag) in perfect condition. The box and label were both clean and pristine. The label provided a product description, SKU, Part #, QTY, website, and UPC Symbol. Clearly the box has nothing to do with the quality of the product inside, but the presentation gave me a positive feeling that I had purchased something really good. When I opened the box I was equally pleased with the product. The RCA jacks are very heavy, the cable is nice quality, and the 3.5 mm end has a plastic cap to keep it clean when not in use. I wanted a good quality cable that would last and not need to be replaced soon because the wires break, or the ends fail, etc. This cable has a good feel, and is easy to wind up when not in use. The quality is nice, and I don't ever expect to replace it. The only thing I struggled with was when I installed it, the RCA jacks were tight going on. Since I don't plan on taking them off, it is a non-issue for me, and I like knowing that they are secure in place. The sound quality has been superb, and I am very pleased with this product! The only negative I can say is that the box says Made in China. Originally when I made this purchase, I was undecided between this cable and another brands 50 ft cable with a lifetime warranty, but I must say I have absolutely no regrets with my decision.Additionally, there was a small pamphlet inside the box which tells a little about Mediabridge. Their cabling and connectivity products have been used since 1998 under various brand names sold directly to commercial broadband providers. In 2008, they began offering their products directly to consumers. They have made some promises to the consumers which include:1. Not selling products through retailers that add huge markups2. When you call during business hours, an American based representative will take your phone call3. They will never outsource customer service or technical support to any foreign country4. To treat customers, employees, and business partners with respect and dignityMediabridge is located in Cherry Hill, NJ and can be found at [...]

I discovered Mediabridge products earlier this year (2012) when I needed more cables and some longer cables to completely finish setting up my Home Theater System in the new AV cabinet I purchased. The StudioTech U-22T-BS A/V cabinet is 72" long, with 3 bays for storing/installing all your audio gear. But due to room restrictions, all the components that I already had perfectly working Monster cables for, had to be installed in the right bay, which wouldn't you know it, was on the opposite side of all the inputs and output connections on my flat panel TV. I wanted all my cables to be concealed inside the cabinet, but in some cases, the ones I already owned were either too short or too short to be completely concealed. Hence, the reason I needed new cables. So, like any other compulsive audiophile, I did my research to find new high quality cables in the lengths I needed, without having to put up a second mortgage on my home in order to afford them on my current budget restrictions. That's how I discovered Mediabridge products on Amazon.com. Every cable I found for my needs had great specifications as well as great customer reviews. So I took a chance and ordered a few cables to personally test them and to verify for myself if they lived up to their reported performance specs as well as my expectations. My first purchases were for 2 new Toslink Fiber Optic Audio Cables. At first glance, I could see the quality as well as I could feel the quality of these cables. Very well constructed, no "weak" areas and very flexible. Then I installed them to test them out. I could not tell the difference between my big $$ Monster cables. I did the switch-a-rooney test (A/B test) and still found no difference in sound or in quality. Toslink cables have that unique styled connector which fits very snug into the input connectors on your audio components. Sometimes you have to give them a real tug before they come out. The Mediabridge were snug put held together with no issues or concerns. So I figured the next set of cables I needed, I would try to find made by Mediabridge. To this day, I believe the quality and performance is outstanding. Then when you factor in the cost, that's when I put Mediabridge above the competition. I do not have instruments to measure the signals but I believe if I can't see or hear a difference, then I don't need any further evidence or proof that Mediabridge products are high quality products and give you the best bang-for-your-buck. I will continue to purchase Mediabridge products in the future if they have the cable I'm looking for. I highly recommend Mediabridge products for anyone that wants high-end performance with sacrificing any quality.

Received the cable today. I ordered this to eliminate the interference which usually noticeable when your speaker volume is high and you are using a regular quality audio input cable. The length is around 1.8 meter. Connectors / jacks are superb, rigid, tight and made of metal outer shield to eliminates even the slightest noise. Go ahead if you are audiophile and you hate interference or humming sound from the speaker which caused by poor audio input cable and it's super poor shielding.

Build quality is really good. The rca sockets are just about perfect. If one needs good cables then this is worth spending the money after

GOOD ONE.

Its good

The media could not be loaded.  Like other reviews have said, the RCA connectors don't fit because they are too tight, this must be a manufacturer oversight or poor quality control.Two other cables I have do fit, so it's definitely a problem with this mediabridge branded cable.You could maybe force it but risk breaking the RCA port on the device.