Blue Jeans Cable BJC LC-1 ステレオオーディオケーブル (ブラック、6フィート)。

great quality cables, well finished and to my ears provide a transparent sound compared to my old links. Note that the plugs are quite long and so are not suitable to go in confined spaces. The cable is also thick and not very pliant so consider this when buying.

The cable is of immense quality, Canare connectors, thick, and double shielded. Sound is interference free and clear, no extraneous sounds, just the way it should be.

My situation is probably far more challenging than any "normal" EMI. I was very surprised that these cables cut EMI from a Fury X GPU. I have it installed into the same computer case with a Asus Xonar STX (Burr-Brown PCM 1792). When the GPU runs heavy 3D, it generates a ton of EMI that sounds like coil whine through the Xonar. It is completely silent at all other times, so I know it's an issue with heavy GPU usage. Things I tried before BJC LC-1, but didn't make much/any difference: budget $12 RCA cables budget coax RCA cables 1 x ferrite core from ATX12V PSU to Fury X (2 ATX12V plugs required) 2 x ferrite core from ATX12V PSU to Fury X 2 x ferrite core from ATX12V PSU to Fury X 2 x ferrite core from ATX12V PSU to Fury X, plus 1 x ferrite core to Xonar STX 1 x ferrite core to Xonar STX only 1 x ferrite core to Xonar STX, 1 x ferrite core from ATX12V PSU to Fury X change Asus Xonar STX position in mobo slots "ground lift" switch on Parasound HCA-750A power cord moved to different receptacle for both PC and Parasound amp (tried same receptacle, UPS receptacle for one + wall socket for one, UPS receptacle for both) re-arranging ATX12V cords on Corsair 850AX (modular cables to different PSU jacks) so I could possibly change power rails These BJC RCA plugs are in the middle when it comes to snug/loose, and the plugs are on the longish side (check attached photo). If you are limited in rear space, you may want to try a different solution. All in all, the EMI noise was cut by a huge amount. I was highly skeptical that this would work at all, but I was going nuts from the noise, so I was willing to blow ~$42. Citing my experience with BJC, I would be very inclined to purchase their products again, despite my limited budget.

I have taken years to build top notch audiophile systems learning a lot along the way. I've spent $$$$ on exotic big name cables. After finding a great Audio Technician ( retired electrical engineer) he taught me how to buy a great cable by learning what the important specs are, what the BS specs are, and what the specs mean. He told me to buy a good inexpensive LCR meter on Amazon and start measuring all my audio cables for capacitance, and listen on my best system to hear differences. I discovered price does not necessarily determine sound quality, and in fact my expensive cables were noticeably inferior in the area of high frequency extension. What I learned was if your system sounds harsh in the highs then a high capacitance cable will help by rolling off the highs a bit to soften the sound. But if your system is good (balanced sound) to exceptionally great then the LC-1 will let you hear some of the most extended and sweetest highs you could possibly hear from your system. I have sold off all my fancy cables from a variety of Audiophile brands. I have also bought their excellent speaker wire. I've recovered enough money to buy all new Blue jeans cables and still upgrade my system with some new components... lol! If you see other sellers advertising a low capacitance cable you better get the specs from them 1st before you believe it! The Blue Jeans LC-1 is only 12.2 pf/ft (Picofarad/ foot) plus a few picofarad for each RCA jack. Eg: 3 foot cable is approx. 44 pf/ft in total. The closest audiophile cable I had to this was around 70+. Look for yourself and you will discover very few expensive cables offer cables with such low capacitance.. and low capacitance in your line level signal ( cd, preamp, tuner, DAC, especially Phono) is the most important spec. This does not mean there are no better cables because there are some even better cables but they are going to be ultra expensive! These cables are also very well built and connect with a good grip. These cables are from the leader in cable manufacturing OEM cables which is Belden Cable. I highly recommend them! Tested on the following equipment: Phono Stage: Kuzma turntable, Allnic phono preamp, Schiit Mani Preamp Preamp: Custom Grounded Grid tube preamp Amp: Custom KT120 Stereo Amp, Custom KT88 Tube Monoblock Amps, Single Ended 6L6 Tube amp, Pascal based Solid state amp, Denon DRA-800h Stereo Receiver. Speakers: JBL 4333, JBL 4425, JBL L65 Jubal, Sound Dynamics RTS-3.

Great cables!