Blue Jeans CableLC-2 Double-Shielded Low Capacitance Subwoofer Cable, 10 Foot, Black

Blue Jeans cables are absolutely The Best Jerry, the Best

Anybody who tells you that a cable is cable is full of snake oil (lol). I noticed some loud humming after connecting my turntable to my receiver. Culprit was a Belkin subwoofer cable. I swapped it out with another subwoofer cable that I had laying around ( a Monster brand cable) and the noise quieted down a lot. After installing the Blue Jeans cable there is no noise. It's quiet enough to hear a mouse "p" on cotton. Not only that, the boomy, hollow, echo-ey bass that I had with music and movies was cleaned up. The bass is tighter, more refined. This cable was worth the 30 bucks. I would never pay an exuberant amount of money for cables, but I can tell the difference between the 3 cables I used with my subwoofer. I changed no settings on the receiver or the sub, simply swapped the cable and the difference was very noticeable. I re-ran the Audyssey mic cablibrations and the difference is still there. This cable was worth the money I spent. This cable is much larger in diameter too, seems to be well made. My only complaint is with the rca connector type - you need a couple of inches of clearance from each connection end. If space is limited, you may want to try an SVS cable. I read the comments of others before buying the cable and figured I'd take a chance on something with decent quality after noticing the difference with the cables I already owned. If you have time to sample cables, then go ahead and buy the amazon brand, the mediabridge brand, and this brand. I'd be curious to see if anyone can hear a difference. What sounds good to you is all that matters in the end - and this cable sounds good to me without breaking the bank.

When I built my basement home theater 8 years ago, I had gotten this Bluejeans cable to run from my wall plate, through the studs to the rear of my processor. But for some reason, I used a a Straitwire subwoofer cable to run from my subwoofer to the wall plate. Which is odd because almost every cable I have is from Bluejeans. I must have had it laying around and didn't want to spend more money on cables. It was an expensive cable to boot. I probably paid $50 for it 8-10 years ago. I realized all of this after I bought a Denon AVR-X3100W (which is fantastic btw) and cleaned up the rat's nest of wires behind my old processor by switching from audio and video interconnects to all HDMI.I initially ran the Audyssey setup on the Denon to correct for room acoustics using the straightwire cable. I always use the beginning song from the movie "Inside Man" as my reference because of its impressively deep bass. It sounded great. So, everything was calibrated.About a week later, I order this Bluejeans cable and I use it to connect my subwoofer to the wall plate. Now I have this as the sole cable from subwoofer to Denon. I put in the Inside Man Blu-ray in and .........WOW. What a difference. The bass is so low and pronounced, that the grid work for my dropped ceiling is vibrating and rattling from the deep bass. So much so, that I have to re-run the Audyssey calibration. The bass is now toned down to the point of not rattling the grid work. I just have tight, gut-wrenching bass hitting me. Bass like I've never had before. You can feel it in your chest, just like at a rock concert.If this isn't proof that a single cable can make a world of difference, I don't know what is. I just wish I would have realized this situation sooner.

As a guy that owns some pretty decent gear I highly recommend BJC. Quit spending money on gimmicky cords, or just pure snake oil at that. It's well made and affordable. Save that money for something better for crying out loud. You don't have to thank me . Thank a company that isn't full of poo poo. I own B&W ,Arcam , Sony CDP X77 ES, SANSUI TU-9900, VINCENT SV 236 MK,VPI HW 19MK and blah , blah the list goes on . Bought a JL Audio E-110 recently, and yep this is exactly what you need. Nothing more, nothing less. Be sure you have clearance as some of these interconnect need a few inches of distance from the wall. All my gear is wired 90 percent with BJC and I Trust me if they'd have hdmi cable that said pass 4k or 8k content I'd already of bought them.

Well made, flexible, with quality connectors.Sound quality? Hard to judge on a subwoofer cable, but with my Martin-Logan Abyss & Magnepan MG-12's, I noted slightly more punch & detail over my older Monster Cable interconnects.But, truthfully, I'm not willing to do an exhaustive a/b comparison on a pair $27 cables to confirm my impressions.What I needed was two, matched subwoofer cables, and these did the job at a very reasonable price.

I have a very powerful, quality sub that reaches deep lows when the signal is there and used primarily for home theater. Listing to music recently I noticed that it had that somewhat boomy sound that tends to mask over the sound of the two mains when listening in stereo. Tried the sub at different volume and Hz settings. Nothing really changed that cheap booming sound. For whatever reason, I had never even considered that the cable I’m using from the receiver to the subwoofer might change anything really. A signal is a signal right? I mean it’s just lower Hz base. How finesse does it have to be? Turns out the cable was everything especially noticeable when listening to music. Looked through a lot of sub designed cables on Amazon. Best Price, top recommendations, customer satisfaction and went with the Blue Jeans Cable LC-1. Instantly the base was tighter, boomy sound that was robbing the front mains of clarity completely gone. This is how balanced sound is supposed to be between the mains and subwoofer. Your sub should nicely augment the lower notes on what’s coming out of your main speakers. Not the other way around as was in my case. Connection is tight. Base is tight now. Couldn’t recommend this cable more considering the price and how it’s changed the staging in clarity of the mains by not muddying up the entire sound stage. Worth every penny.