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It does the extension job as advertised and can carry high quality sound signals eg. as part of your home theatre sound. No complaints.
I needed this to get sound from my laptop to the rca jack on the TV
In my case I should have ordered a couple more cords. Once again Amazon is amazing (actually this ships from Parts Express, but close enough). I ordered 6 of these yesterday.YESTERDAY. I only factored in the length through the ceiling and forgot to factor in the cord coming from back of the receiver (which happens to be the subwoofer) and going up to the ceiling. I hooked up 4 in a row to one speaker and did several tests by ear, and honestly I can not tell a difference at all. And they already came today. Remember though that if your figuring to wall mount speakers your going to need more cord length than you think. The only negative thing I can think of is that they might pull apart from eachother a little easily if they are in the ceiling and someone yanks on one side a bit.
For that reason once I connect mine I'll probably glue them in place.Overall, You can't beat the price. They may be a generic brand but for cheaper sound systems it doesn't matter. I hooked these up to my $50 logitech X-530 5.1 Speaker system and they work great. Only when you start spending over $250 will you ever need to get better sound cables, and even than you may only get about a 20% sound increase for a $50 cable (I've had this happen before). Best Buy's cheapest is $16 for a 12' cord.
I bought a pair of these for my Logitech Z-2200 2.1 computer speaker system so that I can place the speakers wherever I want to, and it was one of the best things I've ever done. Now I can move the subwoofer (which houses the amp that the speakers are connected to) back against my wall, and have the speakers next to my Monitor which is facing the wall since I sit facing AWAY from the wall.BTW, partsexpress dot com is an excellent Internet retailer, and their prices are actually competitive with many eBay sellers.
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