MOBOREST RCA Cable Audio Adapter, Phono RCA Male Plug to AV Screw Terminal Audio/Video Speaker Wire connectors Solderless Adapter(RCA Male-2pack)

Exactly as advertised

As it turns out, I'm not a smart man. Bought these to solve a fairly simple problem I had. Didn't solve my problem at all. Turns out, the problem wasn't simple, I'm simple.Why 5 stars? Can't blame the product for my own stupidity. They're probably awesome. You probably need like a dozen of them. If you figure out what they do, let me know and maybe I'll use mine. I'm saving them until future me has evolved enough to use them effectively.

Worked for me. I broke the tip off of my subwoofer cable which is in a place where it can't be easily swapped. This did the job without me needing to learn soldering.I would have given this 5 stars but there aren't instructions. For anyone else wanting to know, here's what you do. Main/center wire with the signal screws into the positive side. The shield/ground wire(s) screw into the negative side. Wrap with electrical tape when all done.

I used these to easily connect my pos-neg wires to it that feeds into a custom (DIY) speaker setup that I made that takes the RCA to wire y-adapter to the speakers in the enclosure, making an easy and efficient disconnect. I love using these adapters as it allows me to easily plug and unplug them without loosing the polarity of the wires to the speakers and not have any exposed wires. These would also be awesome and clean if you had an amplifier that only took the hi-level inputs via RCA, but still allowing you to easily take out the wires if need be, this is nice because then you don’t have to hard wire a RCA to wire y-adapter. Unnecessary if you plan on a permanent installation, but this is really handy if it isn’t permanent.

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Overall good quality RCA plugs. They filled my need.The only problem I experience was I had to solder the wire to the plug. The product states it is a solder RCA connector in one place but states you can screw the wires on in another - so that's confusing. However, many of the reviewers and questions state no soldering is necessary.My experience was that soldering is absolutely necessary. There was no way to secure the wires otherwise without risking a bad connection eventually. Not a big deal because I own a few soldering irons. The soldering was fairly straightforward and everything works as it should. Just annoyed because I paid extra for a plug so I could avoid soldering.

Perfect for adapting open wire stereo speakers to RCA jacks !!The fact that a jeweler style screwdriver is included to attach the jacks to the wires is a big plus !!Stay Safe ! C. G.

Who is Moborest was my first thought as I browsed the many alternatives to the RCA-type termination I needed for my noise test. Now that I'm testing from home as a consultant, my access to unlimited adapter cables is gone and I have to resort to building my own. But, I did not want to use the spring-clip adapters and definitely wanted a screw-down termination for reliability. There were cheaper products from other suppliers but I only needed a pair and I was impressed by the product photo quality compared to others. I received it with the rest of my Prime orders and used it to make an XLR-RCA twisted pair, balanced cable. The product I was testing passed its noise test with no issues. I can't speak about long-term usage, but for the project I needed it for it was great and who knows if I'll need it in the future.