SVS SoundPath 2M RCA SoundPath Audio Interconnect

As an audiophile, I'm always on the lookout for high-quality audio cables that can take my listening experience to the next level. The SVS SoundPath RCA audio interconnect cable is one of the best I've ever used. With a length of 39.36 ft (12m), this cable is perfect for connecting audio components that are far apart from each other, allowing me to fully customize my audio setup.What sets the SoundPath RCA cable apart is its construction. The cable is made of high-purity copper and features 24K gold-plated connectors for optimal conductivity and signal transfer. The cable also features a dual-balanced twisted-pair design to minimize noise and interference, resulting in clear and detailed sound.I've used this cable to connect my turntable to my receiver, and I've noticed a significant improvement in sound quality. The bass is tighter, the highs are crisper, and the overall sound is more detailed and dynamic. The cable is also very durable and well-built, with a thick, sturdy jacket that can withstand frequent use and handling.In conclusion, if you're looking for an audio interconnect cable that can deliver pristine sound quality and help you get the most out of your audio system, look no further than the SVS SoundPath RCA cable. It's a bit pricey compared to other cables on the market, but the quality and performance are worth the investment. I give it a rating of 9.5 out of 10.

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

This cable is excellent; I will purchase it again.

Well-made cable. It's not copper clad aluminum (CCA) garbage like the EMK one I bought last week. (Item B0B2HWXN8T.) This cable actually made an audible difference in the subwoofer compared to that one, too. (I didn't expect that.) This was the right decision.I AM subtracting one star, however. It has nothing to do with the cable itself. I'm actually rather upset that I had to buy one in the first place. I bought the SVS PB-2000 subwoofer. I paid $1,100 for it. That is no small price tag and you'd think that for that kind of money that they would have included this cable with it. I don't think that to be an unreasonable expectation because I don't appreciate paying $35 for a cable that didn't take even $5 to manufacture. Especially when I'm already paying that much for the subwoofer as it is.I'd really appreciate if SVS gave this feedback serious consideration.

great product

The last cable I used cause a slight hum/rumble in my subs. Purchased two of the longest cables they had (around 50’ per cable) to run to two subs on the opposite side of the room from the receiver. The low, rumble sound is gone and they work great!

Cable appears well made and very flexible. I’m using it to connect a blue sound node to AVR via the coaxial connector for best sound quality. Everything currently sounds good so it appears to be a good purchase.

My 7.2.4 (Denon, Outlaw, Rotel, and B&W) home theater has no less than 26 RCA cables, and now are all SVS SoundPath. Solid connections, no interference, nicely insulated and well made, I've ordered 4 more for my spouses office system too. Not as bling as the SKW, but no noticeable difference in sound between the SKW (almost 2x the cost) and the SVS. I've been very pleased with the performance and looks of these cables, it backs the back of my audio racks look nice while everything sounds as good as it should.